About Shadan
Shadan Kapri earned her J.D. from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2005 after finishing her legal research that began within the early 2000s. While in law school she used to be named a Thomas More Scholar in 2003 and worked as a law school consultant and legal researcher for LexisNexis that identical yr. She gained practical knowledge as a legal intern on the Center for Justice in 2004 and received an U.S. Fulbright fellowship in 2005.
Her early submit‑graduate profession covered a court clerkship and research role in 2006 for the Chief Judge of the Washington State Court of Appeals, Division III. In that role she assisted with appellate studies and the preparation of written analyses for the courtroom. The clerkship placed her squarely in appellate practice and uncovered her to a broad range of state regulation problems.
By 2008 Kapri was working in the Washington State prosecutor's workplace as a Senior Deputy Prosecuting Lawyer within the Family Law and Criminal Division. She treated things that required navigating each family law procedures and felony prosecutions. That experience gave her courtroom time and familiarity with case preparation, evidentiary issues, and the dynamics of public sector legal proceedings.
In 2013 she opened Kapri Law & Consulting, a private practice primarily based in Washington. As proprietor and lawyer she transitioned from public service to running her personal firm. The workplace reflects her combined experience in trial and appellate settings and provides a platform for client representation and advisory work within the state.
Kapri is lively in professional organizations. She has been a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the American Bar Association since 2008. She joined the Federal Bar Association for the Eastern District of Washington and the Spokane County Bar Association in 2014 and keeps those memberships. Her persevering with participation in those teams maintains her connected to developments in federal and state courts.
Throughout her career Kapri has moved among public service and personal practice, carrying knowledge from appellate chambers to the prosecutor's office after which into her personal firm. She is certified to practice in Washington and stays an active member of the state bar. Her recent practice concentrates on matters arising under Washington law, including family and criminal things.
