About Samuel
Samuel Page earned his law degree from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2013 after completing a Bachelor of Arts at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 2010. He spent his formative legal years building connections across Washington’s bar and tribal legal communities. The academic grounding at Gonzaga set the stage for a practice that blends state and tribal considerations.
His career advanced steadily. He is listed as a partner at McKinley Irvin as of 2024. Before taking partnership, he took part in multiple professional groups and bar sections that shaped his practice interests. His membership in the Washington State Bar Association’s Indian Law Section dates back to 2014, and he has been a member of the Puyallup Tribal Bar Association since the same year. Earlier affiliations include the Kalispel Tribal Bar Association from 2011 to 2013.
Page has been active in the Washington legal community beyond membership rolls. He holds a trustee position in the Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section, a role he has held since 2019. He also maintains membership in the Washington State Bar Association’s Employment Law Section, in place since 2015. His participation in these groups has kept him engaged with local practitioners and the development of practice norms in the region.
During the early years of his practice he joined state-level organizations that support litigators and small firm practitioners. He was a member of the WSBA Solo and Small Firm Section and the Washington State Association of Justice between 2013 and 2015. Those affiliations reflect a period of building courtroom and client-management experience in a variety of settings.
Page’s career path shows sustained involvement in both tribal and state legal institutions. His long-standing memberships in tribal bar associations and Indian law circles indicate a professional interest in matters that touch sovereign and tribal legal frameworks, while his work within WSBA sections points to engagement with employment-related issues and the broader bar community.
He practices law in Washington as a partner at McKinley Irvin and remains active in regional bar associations and tribal legal organizations. He currently practices in Washington at McKinley Irvin, handling cases and client matters through the firm.
