Bloomberg Businessweek: A bitter software patent case that has split the high-tech industry will be heard by the Supreme Court and its ruling could have major implications for the U.S. economy.
The Oregon New Lawyers Division of the Oregon State Bar recognized two of Barran Liebman’s own at their Annual Meeting and Social on November 1.
Barran Liebman LLP is proud to announce that Iris Tilley has been named a partner with the firm. Iris has been with Barran Liebman since 2009 and is a member of the Employee Benefits practice group. She advises employers in all aspects of employee benefits, including ERISA, COBRA, HIPAA, retirement plans, compensation agreements, and health care reform.
Despite a typical seasonal lag, sales remained brisk and prices high for Lane County’s residential real estate market.
The TriMet board of directors will vote next week on a proposal to extend transfer times past two hours for the first time in 30 years.
Your ability to prosper as a company is not about what you sell, it’s about what you believe. And it should drive everything you do.
NPR: In just 48 hours, more than 20,000 people applied for 400 jobs at an Ikea opening on Spain’s Mediterranean coast.
Oregon is one of six states with 20% or more of its population using food stamps.
Oregon’s fast-aging rural population is hindering economic growth, state economist Mark McMullen says.
Gov. Kitzhaber is trying to get the Port of Portland, unions and employers to work together to keep Hanjin Shipping from abandoning Portland.