Katrina Kelly is an associate attorney with the Seattle office of Perkins Coie LLP.

Experience:  Law Clerk to Hon. Richard B. Sanders, Supreme Court of Washington, 1998-99; University of Washington School of Law, Seattle, Research Assistant to Professor Joan Fitzpatrick, Summer 1997; University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scotland, Law Lecturer, 1994-95; Stronachs Law Firm, Aberdeen, Scotland, Lawyer, 1990-92.

Speeches and Publications: Co-author (with Joan Fitzpatrick), “Gendered Aspects of Migration:  Law and the Female Migrant,” 22 Hastings Int’l & Comp. Law Rev. 47 (1998); Author, “Marital Status Discrimination in Washington:  Relevance of the Identity and Actions of an Employee’s Spouse,” 73 Washington Law Review 135 (1998); Author, “Public and Private Information:  The Access Dichotomy,” LL.M. Thesis (1994).

Professional and Civic Activities:  University of Washington and NorthWest Immigrant Rights Project, Immigration Clinic, 1997; Law Society of Scotland; Washington State Bar Association.

Education:  University of Washington School of Law, J.D., with honors, 1998; Topics Editor, University of Washington Law Review, 1997-98; University of British Columbia School of Law, LL.M., 1994; University of Aberdeen School of Law, Scotland; Diploma in Legal Practice, 1990; University of Aberdeen School of Law, Scotland; LL.B., with honours, 1989.

Admitted to Practice: Washington; Scotland; United States Court of Appeals: Ninth Circuit; United States District Court: Western District of Washington.