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David Ruzumna

David Ruzumna



Ellen Mills

Ellen Mills



About David

David Ruzumna attended college at Humboldt State University in northern California, and in 1997 graduated Cum Laude from Seattle University School of Law, where he served on the editorial board of the Seattle University Law Review.

In the 14 years that he has practiced law, David’s clients as well as opposing counsel have consistently known him to be a tireless and exceptionally effective advocate.  David has a deep sense of pride in what he does, and derives great personal and professional satisfaction seeing how his work can dramatically impact the lives of his clients.  David also has an abiding belief in the legal profession’s obligation to give back to the community, a belief that has driven him to devote hundreds of hours of pro bono services for groups such as VAPWA (Volunteer Assistance for Persons with Aids), several local non-profit animal shelters, and two local theater companies.

David handles a wide variety of civil cases, both jury and non-jury, in state and federal courts.  He has tried cases involving issues that range from fraudulent transfers of business assets, to breach of real estate agreements, to construction disputes.  He has experience in litigation relating to real estate, including landlord-tenant, covenants, easements, HOA’s, construction, environmental, land use litigation, business contract disputes, employment disputes, and more.  David is also experienced in handling appeals.  David spends his free time with his wife and two children, draws and practices calligraphy.

About Ellen

Ellen J. Mills has been working as the legal assistant and office manager for The Law Office of David Ruzumna, PLLC since 2010. She graduated from The University of Montana with a degree in Sociology/Criminology and a Psychology Minor, and has had an interest in the legal field from a young age. Ellen also has a passion for cooking and entertaining. She loves to experiment with foods and creates her own recipes regularly.