by Jeremy Rickson | Nov 1, 2014 | News, Real Property & Land Use
By Real Estate & Land Use Practice Group Conservation easements offer landowners the opportunity to maintain the natural characteristics of their land without foregoing income. Landowners who own natural, open space, agricultural, forest, recreational or...
by Jeremy Rickson | Nov 1, 2014 | Estate Planning & Probate, News
By Estate Planning Practice Group You have signed all your estate plan documents. They are even up to date. Congratulations, you have completed everything. Or have you? Have you explained at least the basics of your estate plan to your family? Do they know what they...
by Jeremy Rickson | Oct 22, 2014 | Company, News
On September 17, about 300 members of the Oregon legal community gathered for the Campaign for Equal Justice luncheon at Mission Mill to learn about legal aid. The luncheon was generously underwritten by Pioneer Trust Bank. Our attorneys Shannon Martinez, Jennifer...
by Jeremy Rickson | Sep 23, 2014 | Employment Law, Litigation, News
NLRB Rules that Cussing Out Employer May be OK by David Briggs Have you ever had an employee just lose his cool and lay into you with a profanity-laced tirade? Many employers who have had that pleasure have fired the insubordinate employees on the spot. In one of its...
by Jeremy Rickson | Sep 22, 2014 | News
Con-Tech, Inc. and Salem-Keizer Public Schools broke ground on a new house to be built by McKay High School and South Salem High School students. The house is located at 519 24th St. NE in Salem. The project is part of a construction technology program...
by Jeremy Rickson | Sep 8, 2014 | Employment Law, News
Just as the temperatures really heated up this summer, so did new developments in Employment Law. With new Supreme Court cases, executive orders, local ordinances, and agency guidance, a lot happened this summer. Here is an overview from the summer of 2014 – Saalfeld...
