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John E. Laveille
Underwriter, Legal Counsel
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(503) 250-4811
John E. Laveille
Underwriter, Legal Counsel

John E. LaVeille, Esq., is an Underwriter and Legal Counsel for Ticor Title of Oregon, as well as several other Fidelity National Financial (FNF) title brands in Oregon. He has worked in the title industry since 1975.

As an underwriter and legal counsel, John encounters a variety of daily challenges and adapts nimbly. John’s clients describe him as a helpful problem solver, and John also enjoys working within the supportive FNF family.

I try to foster a climate of approachability where people feel comfortable to come to me to help solve their problems.

John was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. He graduated cum laude from University of Portland, and earned his MBA from Portland State, and JD from Northwestern School of Law. In his time away from work, John enjoys traveling, long-distance cycling, and working on his 1920s style storybook home.

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