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Mohammed

Mohammed N. Workicho

Associate

Mohammed Workicho represents clients in commercial litigation matters. Prior to joining Lane Powell, he worked as a Judicial Law Clerk for the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon.

Professional Experience

U.S. District Court, District of Oregon

Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Stacie F. Beckerman (2018-2019)
Judicial Extern to the Honorable Stacie F. Beckerman (2018)

Lewis & Clark Law School, Research Assistant (2017)

Lane Powell PC, Summer Associate (2017)

Stutheit Kalin, Legal Extern (2016)

Oden-Orr Law, Law Clerk (2016)

Community Involvement

Starbucks Law & Corporate Affairs Department, Diversity Mentorship Program, Member (2020-2021)

U.S. District Court of Oregon Historical Society, Board Member (2018-Present)

Gus J. Solomon Inn of Court, Member (2018-Present)

Thought Leadership

August 20, 2020News
The Best Lawyers in America© 2021 Recognizes 92 Lane Powell Attorneys
Awards & Honors
August 14, 2020News
Workicho Named to Starbucks Law & Corporate Affairs Diversity Mentorship Program
Awards & Honors
February 7, 2020Publication
Responding to Discovery Subpoenas: Oregon
Practical Law
February 7, 2020Publication
Drafting and Issuing Discovery Subpoenas: Oregon
Practical Law
January 1, 2020Publication
Drafting and Issuing Discovery Subpoenas: Oregon
Practical Law
January 1, 2020Publication
Responding to Discovery Subpoenas: Oregon
Practical Law
September 23, 2019News
Workicho Rejoins Lane Powell on Commercial Litigation Team
Firm Announcement

Practices & Industries

Commercial Litigation

Education

Lewis & Clark Law School, J.D., cum laude, 2018
- Lewis & Clark Law Review, Notes and Comments Editor
- Moot Court, Appellate Advocacy Team
University of Oregon, B.A., Political Science, 2014

Admission

Oregon

Language

Amharic (Fluent)

Honors

"Ones to Watch," Best Lawyers®, Commercial Litigation (2021)

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