Morning Roundup
Inter-tribal casino proposed, Portland homeless investments decrease and Coos Bay export terminal receives new push.
Year: 2017
Proposed casino project to split revenue among Oregon tribes
One week after the opening of the $500 million Ilani Casino in Ridgefield, the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians announced plans to build Oregon’s first inter-tribal gaming and entertainment facility.
Morning Roundup
School Board Assn. threatens suit over state forest sale, Portland budget includes $18 million surplus and Newport wave energy center in federal budget.
Lawyers are back: Law schools retrench
Michael Moffitt, dean of the University of Oregon law school, talks about the future of legal education.
Lawyers are back: Politics and new practice areas
The 45th president, and new practice areas such as the gig economy and cannabis, are giving the law profession a boost.
Lawyers are back: The Great Restructuring
Competition, new technologies and millennial attorneys are forcing law firms to re-examine the way they do business.
Lawyers are back: Digital transformation
SupportHound, a spousal support tool, is among a new crop of data-driven legal startups.
Updated: May Day PDX marked by riots, TriMet closures and HBO film shoot
A day in the life of downtown Portland.
Two-tier tax a burden for cider producers
Filing taxes is never a pleasant task, but for cider producers, the rules are particularly onerous.
