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Synova M.L. Edwardsundefined

Senior Associate

Washington & Oregon
Tel: (503) 479-8871
Direct: (206) 946-8109

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Synova M.L. Edwards was admitted to the Washington bar after graduating from Gonzaga University School of Law in May 2010. While in law school, Ms. Edwards served as an Associate Editor for the Gonzaga Journal of International Law. Ms. Edwards has spent the last several years representing mortgage servicers and lenders in mediations, judicial foreclosures, and unlawful detainer matters. Since joining Wright, Finlay & Zak in 2019, Ms. Edwards has focused primarily on real estate litigation, including lender and servicer liability defense, wrongful foreclosure defense, and title disputes. Ms. Edwards is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts in Washington and Oregon.

Education

  • University of Phoenix - Western Washington Campus (B.S., Business Management, 2004)
  • University of Phoenix - Western Washington Campus (M.B.A., Global Business, 2006)
  • Gonzaga University School of Law (J.D., 2010)

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