Brenton Twitchell Bio

Brenton Twitchell partners with growing technology and services businesses to proactively and thoughtfully guide them through the legal aspects of achieving their business objectives. Brenton has represented companies from a variety of industries, including technology, biotech, renewable energy, food and beverage, real estate, and manufacturing. Brenton has extensive experience negotiating transactions. His approach is collaborative and team-based, leveraging a wealth of experience and insight on behalf of his clients. Brenton's clients often rely on him to act as their outside general counsel, coordinating legal teams and business teams to achieve the desired business objectives. Brenton enjoys educating his clients and their in-house teams, and has given presentations on a variety of topics, including contract management, contractual risk allocation, and navigating mergers and acquisitions. Before private practice, Brenton served as a law clerk to Justice James M. Johnson of the Washington State Supreme Court and was a project supervisor at a class action administrator. Brenton is an Eagle Scout and has served as a local Boy Scout troop leader. He lived in Brazil for a number of years where he engaged in service work in towns and villages along the Amazon River. Brenton is active in Miller Nash's pro bono efforts, representing asylum seekers as well as local nonprofits in a variety of matters.