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Elizabeth Kuhn is a dedicated associate at Smith Freed & Eberhard in Oregon, where she plays a vital role on Bruce Gilbert’s team, specializing in construction and development law. With a keen focus on defending contractors, subcontractors, and architects, Elizabeth navigates the complexities of construction defect and design claims, ensuring that her clients receive the robust representation they deserve. Elizabeth's legal journey began during her time in law school, where she honed her skills as a clerk for the Oregon Department of Justice in the Government Services section. There, she conducted extensive legal research and contributed to several high-stakes implied consent appeals, gaining invaluable insight into the intricacies of governmental legal matters. Additionally, her experience as a law clerk at Kolisch Hartwell P.C., an intellectual property firm, further expanded her legal acumen. Elizabeth engaged in thorough infringement analysis for trademarks and patents, drafted patent applications, and prepared takedown notices and responses to PTO office actions, demonstrating her versatility and comprehensive understanding of IP law. Before embarking on her legal career, Elizabeth served as a mechanical systems design and analysis engineer at Boeing in Long Beach, California, working on the C-17 military cargo plane. In this role, she conducted engineering analyses of service equipment and prepared critical documentation for the US Air Force C-17 fleet. This unique background in engineering, combined with her legal expertise, equips Elizabeth with a multifaceted perspective that benefits her clients in the construction sector. Residing in Oregon, Elizabeth is committed to advocating for her clients and ensuring their rights are protected in a rapidly evolving industry. Her blend of technical knowledge and legal proficiency makes her a formidable ally in the construction and development arena.