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Debbie Silberman

Associate Attorney at Oslund Udo Little, PLLC
Seattle, WA

About Debbie Silberman

Debbie Silberman is an Associate Attorney at Oslund Udo Little, PLLC in Seattle, Washington, admitted to practice in Washington. She represents survivors of sexual abuse, with a focus on children harmed while in juvenile detention, in cases involving Echo Glen Children's Center, Green Hill School, Maple Lane School, Naselle Youth Camp, and Remann Hall. Before joining the firm, Silberman spent more than eleven years as a public defender in Brooklyn, New York, handling thousands of cases in a busy court system, where she volunteered to take on some of the toughest and most challenging cases.

She now works alongside the firm's trial attorneys to hold institutions accountable for abuse, emphasizing a trauma-informed, client-centered approach to representation. She relocated from New York City to the West Coast twenty years ago. THIN BIO: the firm site does not list her education.

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Washington

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