Tristan Gliver
Tristan Gilver is new to Montoya Hinckley Injury Lawyers. He graduated from the University of Oregon School of Law and was admitted to practice in Washington State in 2025.
Tristan was a recipient of the Oregon Law Merit Scholarship at the University of Oregon. Tristan was an undergraduate student at Washington State University and graduated in 2021. He is from the Bonney Lake area. He will work in personal injury and general practice.
Education
- University of Oregon School of Law;
- Washington State University (Graduated in 2021)
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Tyler Hinckley represents individuals and businesses in state and federal court in litigation involving personal injury, property damage, employment claims, and business and commercial disputes. He represents individuals and businesses in a variety of employment cases, including wrongful termination, wage and hour, employment discrimination, and retaliation. Additionally, he represents individuals in residential construction defect and construction contract disputes, easement and boundary line disputes, and in cases involving damage to real property. Tyler also represents clients in administrative proceedings before state administrative agencies. [ Attorney Bio ]
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