By Caleb Williams, Business & Taxation Law Attorney As of January 1, Oregon’s Corporate Activity Tax (CAT) is in effect and shortly businesses will need to take action to comply…
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By: Douglas C. Alexander, Business & Taxation Lawyer Do you ever feel like you just can’t keep up with the pace of things happening around you? In today’s business world, with…
By: Randall P. Sutton, David Briggs For those tracking recent developments with the overtime rules for manufacturers, the Oregon Legislature has finally weighed in and passed legislation that is awaiting the…
By: Randall Sutton The Oregon Sick Time law is almost as vague as it is complicated. The many pages of statutes and regulations fail to cover some key points and…
By: Randall Sutton The second increase in a series of minimum wage increases goes into effect July 1st with the largest wage jump of any year in the six-year cycle….
By: David M. Briggs Have you ever been to that office party where your boss greets a longtime employee with a hug? You followed your coworker in and you can…
Saalfeld Griggs Employment Law & Litigation Practice Groups Most farms would not consider themselves to be farm labor contractors, and for good reason. You likely do not regularly lease out...
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Salem, OR, United States — Saalfeld Griggs PC is pleased to announce that seven lawyers have been named to the 2016 Edition of Best Lawyers, the oldest and most respected…
By: Randall P. Sutton At some time during your working life, you may have dated or even married someone you met at work. Work can be a perfect matchmaker, so...
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By: Therese J. Adams In 2015, the Washington legislature passed a number of new laws that allow groceries, on-premises licensees, microbreweries, and wineries to exercise additional privileges. All of the…
