About Lisa Jill
Lisa Jill Dickinson is an attorney based in Spokane, Washington, with over 24 years of experience in civil and commercial litigation, business law, and Indian law. Admitted to practice in both Washington and Idaho state courts, she also has access to federal courts in these states and various tribal jurisdictions. Born and raised in Spokane, Dickinson earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Washington School of Law in 1999, starting her legal career. Shortly after graduation, she joined the Washington State Bar Association in the same year, laying the foundation for her extensive practice. In 2001, Dickinson expanded her legal reach by becoming a member of the Idaho State Bar. This dual admission allowed her to serve a broader clientele and address legal issues across state lines.
In 2012, she founded Dickinson Law Firm, PLLC, located at 1020 N Washington St, Ste 3, Spokane, WA 99201. The firm specializes in many services, including business law, probate, arbitration, mediation, and cannabis law. As the managing attorney, Dickinson is dedicated to providing personalized and professional legal counsel to clients throughout Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho. Throughout her career, Dickinson has been recognized for her significant contributions to the legal community. In 2024, she received the Local Hero Award from the Washington State Bar Association, honoring her dedication to mentoring and her numerous contributions to the field. Additionally, she has been selected as a "Super Lawyer" in Business Law by Thomson Reuters, a distinction that reflects her expertise and reputation.
Dickinson also holds an "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating available for legal ability and ethics, further solidifying her standing in the profession. Beyond her legal practice, Dickinson is actively involved in various professional organizations. She has represented Washington in the American Bar Association's House of Delegates and has held leadership roles within different sections and divisions of the ABA. Her commitment to advocacy is evident in her past role as chair of the Washington State Commission on Asian Pacific American Affairs. Furthermore, she has participated in the Spokane County Bar Association and Washington Women Lawyers Spokane, as well as the Asian Bar Association of Washington. Dickinson's dedication to community service extends to her role as a judicial officer.
She has served as an appellate justice for the Northwest Intertribal Court System and has acted as a Tribal Court pro tem judge. Additionally, she has held the position of appellate justice for the Nez Perce Tribe. This experience, combined with her commitment to the legal profession, makes her a respected figure in the Spokane legal community, where she continues to influence and mentor the next generation of attorneys.
