H-2B visas: Too little, too late?
The Trump Administration is increasing the number of H-2B visas by 15,000.
Year: 2017
‘We are constantly in an adversarial state’
Portland attorneys respond to a New York Times article about pervasive mental health problems and drug use in the legal profession.
Morning Roundup
Scappoose opens tissue factory, FAA directs funding to Medford and Leopold & Stevens featured on national stage.
Morning Roundup
PGE and PacifiCorp plan for wind power, AG issues warning to eclipse viewers and Gov. Brown joins Cascade-Siskiyou monument battle.
Morning Roundup
Oregon AG threatens suit over Cascade-Siskiyou monument, Kitzhaber subject of another ethics investigation and OSU lands $122 million for a ship.
Community groups, developers, bring alleys out of the shadows
The revamped spaces serve as community gathering spots in densifying neighborhoods.
Super Lawyers Names Ten Bullard Law Attorneys In The 2017 Oregon Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® Listings
In its 2017 listings, Oregon Super Lawyers Magazine has named ten of Bullard Law’s attorneys as either Oregon Super Lawyers® or Oregon Rising Stars®. Every year Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, selects attorneys from over 70 practice areas and varying firm sizes to determine the state’s outstanding lawyers. Lawyers included in the listings have attained … Read more
Morning Roundup
SolarWorld gets cash infusion, OSU proposes new taxing districts and Oregon Health Plan funding in danger.
‘Business trumps politics’
Open border commerce and tourism initiatives move forward in Baja — and Oregon.