Business litigation is expensive. While most are aware of this fact, the actual cost can shock many business clients. In fact, there are times when the costs outweigh the damages sought."There was an obvious breach of contract but because I was only...
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What is Construction Defect?
The answer to this question is somewhat complicated and determined by many variables. There is no short answer to this question; however, there is a difference between a nuisance claim (such as a squeaking floor, or conditions resulting from a lack of...
NEW WEBPAGE ON AUTOMOTIVE LAW
has added a new page to the website focusing on NW auto dealership law.The head of our transactional team, has more than 14 years of experience working with car dealers throughout the northwest. Our team of NW business attorneys know...
Medical Board Investigations Require Experienced Counsel
The definition of a professional is, in part, someone who is licensed and regulated. The same agencies that grant our right to practice our chosen profession can take it away in what seems like a heartbeat. Medical board investigations or dental commission...
Oregon’s Elder Abuse Statute is Serious Business for Oregon’s Senior Citizens
We have all been in a position (or at least know someone who has) where a loved one has reached the age where they become vulnerable. Even if they can manage their day-to-day living needs, recognizing exaggerated promises and veiled lies can become more...
New Webpage on Navigating Oregon Employment Laws When Paying Employees on a Commission Basis
has added a new page to the website focusing on Oregon businesses with commissioned employees.Paying an employee on a commission basis typically means rewarding employees based on the percentage of goods sold, i.e. performance. In...
Oregon Construction Defect Claims After Abraham – Part II
As we discussed in Part I of this blog series, Abraham v. T. Henry Construction has attempted to shed some light on handling claims in Oregon construction defect cases where damages don't become apparent until long after the project is complete. This issue is of...
