Executive Committee

Shea Meehan (2026 Chair)

Shea Meehan has spent most of his 24 years as an attorney in solo and small firm practice representing individuals and businesses in litigation, dispute resolution, estate and business planning matters. Now, Shea serves in a non-practicing role as the Estate & Business Planning Liaison for Cornerstone Wealth Strategies where he educates the firm’s clients regarding estate, business, and tax matters. His role also includes cultivating and maintaining relationships with trusted professionals, such as attorneys and accountants, as well as community education and service. Although he no longer practices, Shea remains active in the legal community and is a passionate advocate for attorneys in solo and small practice.

Shreya Ley (2026 Chair-Elect)

Shreya Biswas Ley founded LayRoots with her partner in life and business back in 2013. LayRoots focuses on estate planning and asset protection with a special interest in how business owners and licensed professionals can protect themselves. She often speaks to other lawyers about partnership, different aspects of business ownership, and asset protection at CLE’s, conferences, and on podcasts. She also loves the outdoors, as many Pacific Northwesterners do, and food because it brings people together. Ask her about her sourdough starter David Doughy (basic? maybe!) or if she has any hikes/summits on her radar.

Raife Neuman (2026 Past Chair)

Raife is a co-owner of Intelekia Law Group where he practices primarily in real property and business law, providing both litigation and transactional services to a variety of clients. His undergraduate degree is from St. John’s College (Santa Fe, NM) where he studied the Great Books program, and he graduated cum laude from Lewis & Clark Law School with a certificate in environmental law. Raife formerly served as the co-chair of the MBA YLS Service to the Public Committee and for 3 years as the co-chair of the OSB ONLD Pro Bono Committee. He is an avid kickball player and races sailboats weekly on the Columbia River.

David Scott (2026 Treasurer)

David is an estate planning attorney with White Oak Wills & Trusts, LLC in the Pearl District of Portland, a boutique firm specializing in estate planning and administration. He works with clients on a variety of estate planning matters including wills, trusts, specialty trusts for NFA items, and advising clients with taxable Oregon and federal estates. While growing up in Southern California, David’s first airplane trip was to Medford, Oregon to visit extended family. He fell in love with Oregon and knew that he wanted to make it his home. David received his J.D. from Willamette University College of Law and his B.S. from the University of Oregon. He is also a member of the New Tax Lawyer Committee of the OSB Taxation Section, and serves on the board of a local nonprofit.

Joseph Huddleston (2026 Secretary)

Joe Huddleston grew up in Oregon and received his undergraduate degree in Economics from Oregon State University. After Oregon State University, Joe moved to Salem, Oregon to attend law school at Willamette University College of Law. During his education, Joe primarily spent summers as a commercial fisherman in Alaska and as a law clerk. After receiving his Doctor of Jurisprudence and Certificate in Business Law for Willamette, Joe joined Kevin L. Mannix, P.C., as an Associate Attorney. Joe’s primary focus areas include administrative law; business law; civil litigation and appeals; probate and trust administration; real estate and some land use; and wills and trusts. Joe’s favorite area of practice is handling appellate cases, but his “bread and butter” is estate planning and real estate.

John Kesselring (2026 Member-at-large)

John Kesselring is the principal of Kesselring Law Firm, LLC, a civil law firm focused on Business, Estate Planning & Probate, Personal Injury, and Family Law. Growing up in a family-run business, John founded his firm on the dual principles of being client-focused and results-driven. John strives to deliver outcomes that provide the greatest value to his clients – often seeking amicable resolutions, though he enjoys trying cases as well. John is a native Oregonian who graduated from University of Oregon School of Law, where he held positions on the Moot Court Board and as a Senior Associate Editor of Oregon Law Review. In his spare time, John enjoys spending time with family, restoring cars, photography, fishing, and getting lost in the great outdoors.

Ryan Mauck (2026 Member-at-large)

Ryan Mauck is the principal of Aspect Law Group, LLC, which focuses on helping creators and creative small businesses. Since graduating from UCLA School of Law in 2002, Ryan has been practicing entertainment and intellectual property law, advising clients on copyright, trademark, a variety of media, entertainment and art contracts, and small business formations. Ryan is also the President of the Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, which provides pro bono legal services to artists and creators throughout the state. Ryan has lived in Bend since 2019, where he coaches the Bend High School Mock Trial team.

Terry Scannell (2026 Member-at-large)

Terry is the founder of a small firm, Scannellaw. The firm has been in existence for nearly 15 years. The firm specializes in civil litigation. Scannell has worked for the Mayor of Portland, the US Congress, was an owner and manager of several small and medium sized businesses. He has also been a Senior V.P. of Operations for a $100 million division of a Fortune 500 company. He holds a law degree from the University of Oregon, a Master’s of Public Administration from University of Southern California and his undergraduate degree is from Lewis & Clark College.

Cameron Bendixsen (2026 Member-at-large)

Cameron Bendixsen is an attorney in Hermiston. He returned to his hometown in 2013 to join his family’s law practice alongside his father, Kurt, who retired in 2020. Since then, Cameron has practiced as a solo attorney at Bendixsen Law. He values the work-life balance and flexibility of a small-town, solo practice.

His areas of practice include estate planning, real estate, and probate. He has served as Hermiston’s municipal judge since January 2023, after serving as pro tem judge beginning in March 2021. Cameron and his wife, Camilla, have four very active children. He is involved in his church and enjoys golf, running, and watching his kids’ sports and events.

Noah Maurer (2026 Member-at-large)

Noah focuses on business, M&A, and intellectual property law in the Pacific Northwest. At Elevate Law Group he is dedicated to assisting businesses of all sizes navigate complex commercial transactions. With a background working alongside entrepreneurs, artists, and entertainers on both sides of the US-Canada border, Noah brings real world experience to protect and enhance the creative and innovative interests of his clients. His deep industry knowledge and commitment to the local entrepreneurial community make him a trusted advisor for businesses seeking legal expertise.

Bryson Davis (2026 Member-at-large)

Bryson is a business, nonprofit, and real estate attorney with Principia Business Law PLLC in Vancouver, WA. He advises companies, organizations, and individuals on matters ranging from formation to sale and frequently serves as outside general counsel. His work includes mergers and acquisitions, entity formation, securities, real estate, contracts, and regulatory compliance.

He is also a strong advocate for reparative development and economic justice. Bryson serves as President of Williams & Russell CDC and sits on the Historic Albina Advisory Board and the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project team, with prior leadership roles on Oregon State Bar committees and several Portland-area nonprofits.

Megan Keenan (2026 Member-at-large)

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Cole Downey (2026 Member-at-large)

Cole earned his Bachelor of Arts in from Monmouth College, in Monmouth, Illinois. After moving to Portland and completing his degree with Lewis and Clark Law School, he opened his own practice, Downey Law Practice, and began specializing in landlord tenant matters. A majority of his practice focuses on ORS 90 violations, habitability claims, and other miscellaneous housing issues.

Breanna Geiger (2026 Member-at-large)

Breanna is a solo attorney at Geiger Family Law based out of Portland serving counties all across Oregon. Breanna practices family law exclusively. She has a fully remote practice where she offers sliding scale rates to clients in an effort to serve families that may otherwise may not have funds to consult with an attorney. She prides herself in having a trauma-informed practice, as much of her practice is helping clients who are dealing with abuse. In her free time, she loves hiking with her two big German shepherds and painting and crocheting.

Stacey McCormack (2026 Associate Member)

Stacey is the CEO of Musimack Marketing, a full-service digital marketing agency in Tigard. With over 20 years’ experience in media and advertising, her background includes marketing roles at Entercom Radio, Tribune Broadcasting, Comcast Spotlight, and The Oregonian. She is passionate about helping professional service providers shine online through website design, SEO, social media and digital advertising.