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 Jerry
McNaul
Jerry McNaul's practice includes
but is not limited to commercial, employment and construction
litigation. His experience has included many substantial
trials in federal and state courts for private and public
litigants in these areas.
Mr. McNaul has served as special
assistant attorney general in major construction cases,
including the sinking of the I-90 floating bridge, and
the initial construction of and later expansion of the
Washington State Convention and Trade Center. He has
also been appointed by various federal and state court
judges to serve as special master; been selected to
serve as mediator to resolve a large number of cases
in federal and state courts regarding intellectual property
rights, construction, antitrust, breach of contract,
class actions, employment, and environmental issues;
and served as an arbitrator in many cases in a wide
variety of practice areas.
Mr. McNaul is a fellow of
the America College of Trial Lawyers, and has formerly
served as co-chair for the Civil Justice Reform Act
Committee of the U.S. District Court for the Western
District of Washington, trustee for the Seattle-King
County Bar Association, and chairperson for the Washington
State Bar Association Rules and Procedures Committee.
He has lectured at many CLE seminars over the years,
and serves as an AAA arbitrator. Mr. McNaul has been
consistently listed for the last several years as one
of the Top 100 Super Lawyers in the State of Washington
by Washington Law & Politics.
Mr. McNaul began his career
as a trial attorney with the Federal Trade Commission
(Division of Mergers) in Washington D.C. from 1968 to
1970. He began his private practice in Seattle with
the firm of Culp Dwyer Guterson & Grader in 1970,
and became a partner with the firm in 1972 until its
dissolution in 1995. He became a founding partner in
McNaul Ebel Nawrot & Helgren in 1995.
Mr. McNaul received his B.A.
with high honors (Phi Beta Kappa) from Washington State
University in 1965, and his J.D. from the University
of Washington in 1968. He was admitted to practice in
Washington State in 1968. Mr. McNaul is also admitted
to practice in the United States District Courts (Western
and Eastern Districts of Washington), and United States
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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