

Corr Cronin, L.L.P.
United States
Lawyers


Steven Fogg

Emily Harris

Eric Lindberg
Eric Lindberg is a partner at Corr Cronin. His practice includes all aspects of civil and intellectual property litigation, including experience in patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret matters. Eric is licensed to practice before the United States Patent & Trademark Office. Since 2016, Eric has been selected to the “Rising Star” List for Seattle’s legal community. He was appointed to serve on the WSBA Court Rules & Procedures Committee and he volunteers on KCBA's Judicial Evaluation Committee.Prior to joining Corr Cronin, Eric was an associate at Seed Intellectual Property Law Group PLLC and Frommer Lawrence & Hoag LLP where his practice focused on intellectual property litigation. Eric also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Betty Binns Fletcher on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and for the Honorable Ann Schindler on the Washington State Court of Appeals, Division One.

Lucio Maldonado

Blake Marks-Dias
Blake Marks-Dias is a trial lawyer, mediator, and co-managing partner at Corr Cronin. His practice focuses on high stakes matters that, when necessary, must be tried. He is certified by the internationally recognized Straus Institute For Dispute Resolution and offers mediation services alongside his litigation practice.
Blake has been profiled several times:
Super Lawyers Magazine: Shoring Up the Safety Net
The Trial Network: Meet a Network Member: Blake Marks-Dias
King County Bar Association: The Debater*
He is consistently recognized by his clients and peers for his dedication to clients and the community. This includes being listed among the Top 100 lawyers in Washington by Super Lawyers each year since 2016. He has also been recognized in Best Lawyers each year since 2022.
In college, Blake earned the award of the top individual debater in the nation. He and his partner finished second in the 1995 national tournament (the final round transcript is published in one of the leading college speech and communications textbooks: Freeley and Steinberg, Argumentation and Debate (12th ed. 2009)). He continues to be a thought leader, presenting on subjects such as persuasion, class action trends, and more at conferences, training sessions, and industry events.
Blake is also actively engaged in the community, serving as Chair of the Akin Board of Trustees, as well as firm liaison to several local, regional, and national community and legal organizations.
* Originally published in the February 2016 issue of King County Bar Association Bar Bulletin. Reprinted with permission of King County Bar Association.

Michael Moore
