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Katelyn Smythe
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(253) 882-0997
Katelyn Smythe is an associate attorney at Pratt Day & Stratton, PLLC. Katelyn’s practice focuses on representing employers in workers’ compensation and other employment law matters. She has litigated matters before the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals and is experienced in workers’ compensation matters. In addition to her workers’ compensation experience, Katelyn has broad experience in civil litigation. She is licensed in the United States District Court for the Western and Eastern Districts of Washington as well as the State of Washington.
Katelyn was born and raised in Kent Washington. She graduated from the University of Idaho with a B.A. in Political Science and a Minor in American Studies. Katelyn graduated from Gonzaga University School of Law cum laude. During law school, Katelyn received a pro bono distinction and CALI Excellence for the Future Awards for Education Law and Elder Law.
Katelyn is a member of Professionals in Workers Compensation, Washington Self-Insurers’ Association, Washington State Bar Association, King County Bar Association, and South King County Bar Association, where she currently holds the position of President.
When Katelyn is not practicing law she enjoys traveling, golfing, reading, and attending Seattle sporting events. In addition, she enjoys spending time with her friends, family, and her puggle Blakely.
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