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Doug Wells
Legal Counsel & Patent Attorney
Doug Wells is a professional with a diverse background in electrical engineering, business, and law. He holds graduate degrees in business and law, with several years of experience in engineering, business management, and legal practice. Currently, he is primarily focused on corporate law as a US Patent Attorney.
Doug Wells is a member of the Oregon and Washington state bars, with a strong educational foundation. He earned his JD from Lewis & Clark Law School, a BSEE from Purdue University, and an MSIA/MBA from Purdue University Daniels School of Business.
With a robust professional trajectory, Doug has held various roles in different organizations. He has worked as a Corporate Attorney at ESS, Inc., Corporate Attorney/IP & Business Counsel at a legal and business counsel firm, Supply/Purchasing Manager in the automotive and electronics sector, and as an Engineer in defense and electronics.
For any inquiries, Doug Wells can be contacted at 503-866-2749 or via email at [email protected] or [email protected].
Highlights
Memorial Day
For many around the country and our neighborhoods, this weekend is an opportunity to spend time with friends and family, go on a quick weekend getaway, or complete that ever-growing list of home projects and to do’s. Some of us have family traditions that center around this particular weekend. As just one example, the Indianapolis 500 is held this weekend and is filled with traditions that some have practiced and valued for generations, whether because of geographic location, shared history, enthusiasm for this particularly unique event, or for the family gatherings and special nature of this weekend. For many veterans and families of our fallen, this weekend is a time of remembrance and an opportunity to honor the service of those who gave everything on behalf of our nation. Locally, those families may lay a flower in remembrance at Mount Calvary Cemetery and Willamette National Cemetery, share stories among family and neighbors with a few laughs, and shed some silent tears.
We wish each of you a wonderful holiday and hope that you too can learn and share some stories of our fallen as a token of eternal gratitude for their sacrifice.
With gratitude, sincerely,
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Happy Veterans Day! (our kids’ grandpa - 10th Mnt Div, WW2 and then today, memorial in DC w/ Honor Flight group)... he’s 96 now and says he wishes we remember his friends and what happened, and why...
