Utility Providers
Complex Real Estate and Environmental Representation
We have represented the largest electric power company in the Pacific Northwest and the largest American cable communications company for more than a decade.
Our attorneys understand the regulatory challenges and continuous changes this industry endures.
We represent local, regional, and national utility providers in a broad range of services including business, real estate, environmental, litigation, and employment.
Our primary work for this industry involves handling complex real estate and environmental disputes, including lease issues, easements, encroachment, environmental contamination and clean-up, and real property and environmental litigation.
We have represented the largest electric power company in the Pacific Northwest and the largest American cable communications company for more than a decade.
Our attorneys understand the regulatory challenges and continuous changes this industry endures.
We represent local, regional, and national utility providers in a broad range of services including business, real estate, environmental, litigation, and employment.
Our primary work for this industry involves handling complex real estate and environmental disputes, including lease issues, easements, encroachment, environmental contamination and clean-up, and real property and environmental litigation.
Representative Attorneys
HIGHLIGHTS
SEVEN FWW ATTORNEYS SELECTED AS 2025 OREGON SUPER LAWYERS AND RISING STARS
7/22/2026
Farleigh Wada Witt is pleased to announce that seven of our attorneys have been named to the Super Lawyers list as top attorneys in Oregon for 2026. Each year, only five percent of the lawyers in the state are recognized by their peers as Super Lawyers.
FWW Alert: Washington Supreme Court Says No to Non-Judicial Foreclosure on HELOCs
5/19/2026
On April 30, 2026, the Washington Supreme Court issued a decision holding that home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) are ineligible for non-judicial foreclosures (foreclosure by trustee’s sale) under the Washington Deed of Trust Act (DTA).