Jinnifer S. Jeresek
Professional Experience
Jinnifer joined Karnopp Petersen in 2006. Since joining the firm, Jinnifer has worked on a variety of matters, including disputes involving trade secrets, partnerships, trusts & estates, homeowner associations, neighbor conflicts, tribal matters and other civil litigation matters.
Prior to joining Karnopp Petersen, Jinnifer attended Montana State University on a women’s basketball scholarship. After graduating from college, Jinnifer served as an intern and as a legislative correspondent for United States Senator Max Baucus in Washington, D.C. This experience spurred Jinnifer’s interest in the law and led her to Northwestern School of Law at Lewis & Clark College. There, Jinnifer served on the Editorial Board of Lewis & Clark Law Review, was research assistant to Dean James Huffman, was a student bar association officer, and was captain of the law school basketball team. During her final year of law school, Jinnifer served as the head law clerk for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Portland, Oregon, where she prosecuted federal misdemeanors.
Professional & Community Activities
Jinnifer is a United Way of Deschutes County board member and an advisory board member for the Assistance League of Bend. Jinnifer was appointed to the Oregon State Bar Public Service Advisory Committee in addition to being a member of the J.R. Campbell Inns of Court, the Oregon Women Lawyers, Cascade Women Lawyers and the Deschutes County Bar Association.
Personal Interests
Jinnifer’s hobbies include skiing, fishing, horseback riding, golfing and basketball.
Education
Northwestern School of Law of Lewis & Clark College, J.D. (2006), Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law, Cornelius Honor Society
Montana State University, B.S, Land Resource Sciences (2003), Minor in Political Science
Admitted to Practice
Oregon
Montana