Morning Roundup: Another healthcare merger on the books; Portland homeless crisis hits snag
In today’s news, Legacy’s stake in PacificSource is official, Measure 97 has healthcare providers worried and Portland’s homeless crisis continues.
Ten Bullard Law Attorneys Listed in 2017 Best Lawyers in America©
Bullard Law attorneys continue to be recognized by Best Lawyers® for the 2017 Best Lawyers in America© listing. Of the ten Bullard Law attorneys listed, Victoria L. Macpherson has been named the Best Lawyers 2017 Employee Benefits (ERISA) Law “Lawyer of the Year” in Portland, OR. Only one lawyer in each practice area for … Read more
2016 Bullard Law Annual Labor and Employment Law Briefing
Registration is currently open for Bullard Law’s Annual Labor and Employment Law Briefing on Wednesday, October 26, 2016. The firm invites you and your colleagues to join us for a morning full of labor, employment, and benefits law updates as well as lawyer jokes! Registration for clients and friends of the firm can be found … Read more
Pendleton Ready For Its Next Big Thing
Pendleton Newly Open For Business. Infrastructure, Arts and Culture Make Pendleton Ideal Place for Businesses.
Students At Warner Pacific Thrive On Strong Community Service Links
Diverse population of students learn leadership skills through community outreach.
Power to the People: Launch, Startup Tip and Where They Are Now
Vanessa Van Edwards was studying international relations at Emory University and planning a career working for the state department as a translator and communicator when she decided she wanted to do something different: Start a human behavior research company.
Morning Roundup: Oregon sues another provider; Newberry misses out on federal lab
In today’s news, Oregon files lawsuit against solar power consultant, Measure 97 revenue wouldn’t all go to the general fund and Newberry site misses chance for a federal lab.
Ebb and Flow: Portland nonprofit founder ousted
A weekly list of new hires, fires and promotions and well as business openings and closings.
Chalkboard Boosts Students With Strong Foundations For Better Teaching
As Oregon wrestles with change from old industrial models to new, the state’s education system is re-engineering how it produces talent for the state’s employers.