Understanding that the legal system can be daunting and complicated, Kirc prevents the process from feeling overwhelming. His attention to detail and clear communication are the foundation of his client-centric approach. Kirc takes on challenging cases, specializing in complex litigation, detailed discovery analysis, and ingenious, strategic legal and courtroom work, which make him an exemplary trial attorney.

A childhood interest in solving puzzles and mysteries drew Kirc to science and the law. He studied forensic chemistry before turning his education toward legal research and writing. In law school, Kirc served as editor-in-chief of the Willamette Law Review and received multiple awards for his writing and advocacy.

Before joining Allegiant Law, Kirc clerked for the Oregon Department of Justice, Consumer Protection and Financial Fraud Division, where he used his science background to protect Oregonians from deceptively marketed products. At our firm, Kirc sees his work in legal malpractice as a crucial role in restoring trust in the profession and justice for clients. Kirc is a relentless advocate for helping people who have been harmed, including vulnerable elders who have been harmed by abuse or neglect. 

Kirc has won exceptional settlements and verdicts for his clients, doing so with a determination to do what is right, even when it’s hard. His willingness to take on powerful foes makes him a tremendous asset to his clients and Allegiant Law.

Favorite Legal TV Show: Lincoln Lawyer
Significant Fictional Character: Sherlock Holmes
Favorite Outdoor Destinations: Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Portugal, and Vietnam