Oregon Business While the (fictional) mailbag almost always fields questions from imaginary HR directors, we could not resist this week’s letter from TK Oh. TK feels his employer unlawfully ended his employment early and he wants us to help him value his case.
In today’s news, there’s gold in Malheur County, a new plan for the Port circulates and Nike’s activity data clause causes privacy concerns.
To honor those sports fans among us, you know who you are, who spend their days and nights out supporting and cheering on their teams, it’s your time to score big with the KDUK #SportsTownFAN of the Month! Starting Wednesday September 14, 2016 and running through April 30, 2017. This monthly award will recognize one Lane County sports fan who shows … Read more
In today’s news, Pacific Power acquires renewable energy, Portland considers a fossil fuel ban and the Grand Ronde Tribe intends to appeal the La Center casino.
In today’s news, Oregon might incentivize marijuana retailers, Measure 97 debate continues and OSU-Cascades plans its Innovation Center.
In today’s news, an audit finds issues with Oregon energy tax credits, SolarWorld considers a settlement and the Evergreen Museum is safe.
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
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
