by William Westbrook | Nov 12, 2026
Nicole Moe joined Lether Law Group in Fall 2026, bringing a diverse background in civil litigation, legal research, and client advocacy. Drawn to the analytical and doctrinal aspects of the law, Nicole has a particular interest in torts, contracts, and complex civil litigation.
Prior to joining Lether Law Group, Nicole gained substantial hands-on legal experience through her work in civil litigation, probate and estate matters, and client representation. As a Rule 9 Licensed Legal Intern, she worked directly with clients, managed litigation matters, and prepared pleadings, motions, discovery, and other substantive legal filings. Her experience includes drafting and arguing motions, preparing matters for court hearings, conducting legal research, and assisting with case strategy and litigation development. She has also worked on matters involving insurance disputes, real property, probate administration, and contested civil proceedings.
Nicole earned her law degree from Gonzaga University School of Law, where she developed a strong interest in the intersection of legal doctrine, advocacy, and practical problem-solving. She particularly enjoys the intellectual rigor of analyzing complex legal issues and developing thoughtful litigation strategies.
Outside the office, Nicole enjoys spending time with friends and family and getting outdoors whenever possible. She can often be found skiing, walking, or playing sports. A historian at heart, she also loves learning about history and is always happy to find an excuse to dive into a new historical subject.
by William Westbrook | Oct 27, 2026
Originally from Brazil, Andrea has an educational background in communications and journalism and is also a certified wardrobe technician through the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). Her professional journey has taken her through several different worlds, including corporate work in Brazil, primarily in art galleries, followed by ten years in the U.S. food industry. Grateful for the experiences and lessons each chapter has brought, she is excited to bring her diverse background and international perspective to her role as a paralegal at Lether Law Group.
Andrea has called Seattle home for the past six years. Outside of work, she enjoys trying new recipes, solving puzzles, attending live concerts, and camping. She loves exploring new experiences and spending time outdoors, although she remains unconvinced that enjoying nature requires a passion for hiking.
by Jim Rosemary | Oct 6, 2026
Born and raised in Enumclaw, Washington, Breven began working for his family’s small construction firm before he started middle school. After high school he moved to San Diego and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in economics from the University of San Diego in 2022. After returning home and doing construction for a year, he moved to Seattle to attend the University of Washington School of Law. During law school, he immersed himself in a wide range of topics, from public policy to international arbitration. After graduating in 2026, he joined Lether Law Group.
In his free time, Breven enjoys reading, traveling, fishing, snowboarding, and binge-watching HBO shows (with a particular fondness for The Wire). He is also a life-long fan of Husky Football and the Seahawks.
by Jim Rosemary | Oct 6, 2026
Spokane born and raised, Lindsay began her educational career at Eastern Washington University before transferring to the University of Washington, where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science with a focus in political economics and a minor in business administration. Lindsay returned to her hometown and earned her Juris Doctor from Gonzaga University School of Law. During law school, Lindsay served as the President of the Gonzaga Law First Generation College Student Association and received a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in her Federal Indian Law course.
by Jim Rosemary | Oct 6, 2026
A lifelong Washingtonian, Lucas received his bachelor’s degree from Whitman College, where he played on the baseball team while studying film and music. He studied law at Gonzaga University, where he served as the Vice President of the Sports and Entertainment Law Club and received a CALI Excellence for the Future Award in his Death Penalty Seminar course.
In his third year, he externed for Judge Michelle Szambelan in the Spokane County Superior Court and volunteered in the trademark law clinic, working alongside clients to navigate the USPTO trademark application process.
