Dalton Cannon

Associate Attorney Dalton Cannon

Raised in Benton City, Dalton Cannon is a driven Associate Attorney who strives to help good people get back on their feet and remove barriers to success for individuals and businesses. As one of the first employees of Gravis Law, Dalton has grown with the firm, having served as an intern, legal assistant, paralegal, law…

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Derek Johnson

Senior Attorney Derek johnson

Derek Johnson is a Partner with Gravis Law, PLLC at the firm’s Richland, WA location. Mr. Johnson received his law degree from Gonzaga University School of Law. While earning his law degree, he spent two semesters in the tax law clinic and participated in creating estate plans for veterans. For the entirety of his law…

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Brett Spooner

CEO Brett Spooner

Brett Spooner is the Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Managing Partner of Gravis Law, PLLC, a national law firm with headquarters in Richland, Washington. On a day-to-day basis, Brett runs Gravis Law and dedicates much of his free time to the growth and expansion of small businesses and the entrepreneurial ecosystems throughout our communities. As…

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Asa LaMusga

Founder/ Senior Attorney Asa LaMusga

Asa LaMusga, a Founding Member and Principal Attorney, has dedicated much of his career to family law, guiding clients through challenging situations with compassion and expertise. With over a decade of experience in contested litigation, Asa now focuses primarily on mediation and arbitration, earning certification as a mediator from the Washington Mediation Association. As a…

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Matthew Johnson

Matt began practicing law in Dayton, Washington, and soon thereafter became a partner with Gravis Law and worked to grow it into what it is today. His practice has spanned numerous practice areas including real property, agricultural law, estate planning, probate and estate administration, business law, civil litigation, personal injury & wrongful death, civil appeals, criminal defense, criminal prosecution, municipal…

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