For over 25 years, Denis has been an accomplished attorney, focusing on litigation on behalf of businesses and individuals, in federal and state courts all across the United States. After establishing his reputation as a skilled advocate and strategist in the multi-state litigation arising from the 1993 Jack in the Box E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak (thus the depiction of Denis in the sketch to the right), he was a founding partner of the renowned and groundbreaking law firm, Marler Clark, which is based in Seattle. He left Marler Clark in 2011 to be a full-time professor at Seattle University School of Law, where his is still an adjunct professor. He returned to Marler Clark in an Of Counsel role in 2015, and also started his law practice in Port Townsend. Although still working on select cases at Marler Clark, Denis now lives full-time in Port Townsend, where his current law practice remains focused.
Employment Law
