Ellicott Dandy
Associate
Email:
edandy@frankfreed.com
Legal Assistant: Megan Grosse
mgrosse@frankfreed.com
“I believe that all workers deserve fair employment, safe working
conditions, and respect. I work hard to provide legal representation that
empowers workers and delivers the best possible outcomes for our clients.”
Ellicott Dandy
Ellicott joined Frank Freed Subit & Thomas in January 2021 after working
as a law clerk. She graduated in the top ten percent of her law school
class. During law school, she served as a judicial extern to the Honorable
Robert Lasnik of the United States District Court for the Western District
of Washington and interned in the Workers’ Rights Clinic. Ellicott
is fluent in written and spoken Spanish and enjoys representing Spanish-speaking
clients, particularly agricultural workers.
Before law school, Ellicott worked as a policy analyst and legislative
advocate for the Seattle-based immigrant rights organization, OneAmerica.
Education
J.D. – University of Washington School of Law
- Order of the Coif
- Mary Ellen Krug Award for Excellence in Labor and Employment Law
-
Pro Bono Honors
B.A. – Colby College
- Phi Beta Kappa
- magna cum laude
Bar Admissions
Washington
Civic Involvement
Ellicott is a member of the Washington Employment Lawyers Association and
serves on its Legislative Committee. She regularly provides
pro bono legal services to immigrants seeking citizenship status through the Washington
New Americans Program.
Personal
When she is not practicing law, Ellicott can be found hiking, trail running,
or skiing in the Cascades, or home in Seattle, cooking, gardening, and
listening to NPR.