About Alexis Cady
Alexis Cady Oles practices law across two state lines. She is licensed in Washington and Florida and divides her time between matters that arise under each jurisdiction.
After completing her legal education, she sought and obtained admission to the bars that permit her to represent clients in both states. That dual licensure shapes much of her day-to-day work. It requires attention to differing court procedures, filing deadlines and local rules.
Oles has built a practice that responds to the realities of cross-jurisdictional work. She regularly evaluates where claims should be brought, coordinates filings across state courts and helps clients understand the procedural consequences of pursuing matters in Washington or Florida. That practical orientation informs how she prepares cases and advises clients on early-stage decisions.
Her routine tasks include client counseling, drafting pleadings and managing negotiations. She also handles the administrative details that often determine outcomes: calendaring, discovery planning and coordinating with local counsel when matters cross state lines. Those elements are a constant in her files, whether the work involves litigation-related motions or transactional steps that carry state-law implications.
At North City Law, Oles practices from the firm’s offices and represents individuals and organizations in matters that require state-level attention. She works with clients on jurisdictional questions and on the procedural strategy needed to advance claims or defenses. The dual-state practice means she frequently moves between legal frameworks and adjusts advocacy to suit each court’s expectations.
Colleagues describe her approach as methodical. She emphasizes clear written work, timely procedural responses and straightforward explanations for clients weighing legal options. That clarity is often useful when a client must choose where to file or when an opposing party seeks tactical advantage through timing or venue choices.
Outside litigation mechanics, she attends to transactional and compliance issues that turn on local law differences. She prepares documents, reviews local statutory requirements and advises on steps to reduce procedural risk. Her work aims to keep matters moving and to present clients with practical choices.
She currently concentrates her practice at North City Law on matters arising under Washington and Florida law.
