SAM ELDER LAW - Key Persons
Alisha was born and raised in Colorado. She graduated from Mesa State College in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in psychology. She obtained a Certificate in Paralegal Studies from Clark College in 2004. While attending paralegal school, Alisha worked for a civil litigation firm in Portland.
In 2004, Alisha and her family moved to Seattle. Alisha first started working with Sam at Gordon Edmunds Elder in Bellevue. Prior to working at Gordon Edmunds Elder, Alisha operated her own paralegal services business from home for 4 years. She has almost 20 years of experience as a paralegal and is involved in all aspects of cases she works on. She is a member of Washington State Association for Justice.
Keriann Huntley is a Washington native. She graduated from Central Washington University with a Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration with a Finance Specialization and Minor in Economics. In addition, she received her Associates of Technical Arts Degree with a Paralegal Certificate and Associates of Arts in Business Degree from Edmonds Community College. Ms. Huntley joined the firm in May 2014 and is a member of Washington State Association for Justice. In her free time, she enjoys spending her time traveling and exploring the great outdoors with her two dogs and husband.
Keriann Huntley is a Washington native. She graduated from Central Washington University with a Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration with a Finance Specialization and Minor in Economics. In addition, she received her Associates of Technical Arts Degree with a Paralegal Certificate and Associates of Arts in Business Degree from Edmonds Community College. Ms. Huntley joined the firm in May 2014 and is a member of Washington State Association for Justice. In her free time, she enjoys spending her time traveling and exploring the great outdoors with her two dogs and husband.
Job Titles:
- Paralegal
- Paralegal / Personal Experience
Shaunna started with the Law Office of Sam Elder as a client, and later joined our team after her case resolved. She worked as a massage therapist for several years before becoming a paralegal, but needed to shift to something less physical due to her injuries. This experience helps her relate to clients who may be facing difficult choices and lifestyle changes due to an injury, and to show empathy for what they are going through. Shaunna's first-hand experience as a care provider also helps her understand the complexities of medical treatment and insurance coverage.