Amir Tadjedin works in MZC’s Portland office, where he focuses primarily on litigation matters involving securities and employment disputes. Amir’s professional background includes NASD (now known as FINRA) Regulation and the Office of Corporate Counsel of Charles Schwab & Co. in San Francisco, where he represented the company in a number of FINRA arbitrations and regulatory matters, as well as matters involving the misappropriation of trade secrets. In 2005, Amir moved to Portland to open up another office for MZC. He continues to work on a variety of litigation matters, including broker-dealer litigation, trade secrets claims, employment disputes arising from the use of trade secrets, as well as corporate and consumer litigation matters. Along with Andrew Harris, Amir also works on matters arising from MZC’s growing transactional practice.

Amir received his law degree from Catholic University in 1996, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Washington University in 1993. Amir is a member of the California and Oregon Bars.