GREANEY SCUDDER LAW FIRM - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Attorney at Law
- Founder
- Founding Partner
- Partner
John J. Greaney is a founding partner of Greaney Scudder Law Firm. Mr. Greaney has been a practicing lawyer in Washington for more than 30 years, with experience handling many significant jury trials. He began his career as a prosecuting attorney and later worked for an insurance defense firm before establishing his own practice. Greaney Scudder Law Firm was established for the purpose of providing quality legal representation to the residents of the south King County communities, as well as the Greater Seattle and the Eastside. The members of the firm have extremely high professional and personal ethical standards, strong ties to the community, and a deep commitment to the practice of law. Mr. Greaney emphasizes the areas of serious personal injury and health care law in his practice.
John J. Greaney has earned a solid reputation for providing the highest quality legal services. In addition to handling serious personal injury and wrongful death cases, Mr. Greaney offers extensive consultation and representation to healthcare providers in a variety of areas, including disciplinary actions, business formation issues, and other investigation and litigation issues.
Education
McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific, Sacramento, California
J.D. - 1980
Job Titles:
- Attorney at Law
- Partner
- Partner at Greaney Scudder Law
Karen is a partner at Greaney Scudder Law, PLLC. She joined the firm in 2004.
Karen graduated from the University of Washington in 2000 with a B.A in drama. She decided to become an attorney in order to use her stage skills. She graduated from the Seattle University School of Law in 2004, earning her J.D with honors. Karen was admitted to the Washington State Bar Association in 2004.
Karen enjoys traveling with her husband and learning about their new camper. They love exploring the Southwest during the wet Northwest winters. She is a star in the karaoke spotlight with microphone in hand!