About Priscilla

With over 25 years of litigation experience, Priscilla loves helping parties resolve cases. 

Priscilla’s approach centers on actively listening to people’s concerns and working hard to resolve conflicts.  These ideals have guided Priscilla over her career, where she has mediated hundreds of cases across a wide spectrum of practice areas.

Priscilla started out as a trial attorney at Farmers Insurance, resolving 300-400 cases through arbitration, mediation and trial. 

Before being a full-time mediator, Priscilla was an Assistant United States Attorney in Seattle.  There, she developed a depth of expertise representing the federal government in personal injury, medical malpractice, employment discrimination, civil rights and immigration litigation. 

Priscilla’s close partnership with agencies, counsel and other stakeholders, helped find creative solutions to pressing problems affecting the government on both local and national levels.

Growing up in Tacoma, Washington, Priscilla received her undergraduate degree in Neurobiology from Wellesley College and her J.D. from Lewis and Clark Law School in Oregon. After law school, Priscilla moved to the Seattle area, where she has lived for over 25 years.

Active in her community, Priscilla was President of the Asian Bar Association of Washington (“ABAW”) in 2005, working with state and minority bar associations to increase diversity in the legal community. 

As a daughter of Chinese immigrants, Priscilla can speak conversational Cantonese. She has mentored hundreds of college students, young adults and lawyers and loves cooking, bingeing Star Trek, enjoying friends and family, and hiking the beautiful Pacific Northwest.