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Sussman Shank welcomes Matt Mertens to the Firm
Sussman Shank LLP is pleased to announce that Matt Mertens has joined the firm. Matt will practice in the firm’s Business, Litigation, and Business & Restructuring practice groups.
What To Do When An Employee Leaves And The Employer Suspects Electronically Stored Data Has Been Taken
If you have given a former employee access to your company’s electronic information by virtue of assigning a desktop or laptop computer and you suspect he or she of having taken electronically stored data, there are several steps to follow to preserve electronic forensic evidence from spoliation.
Karnopp Petersen proud to be a sponsor of the Bend Energy Challenge
The official launch will be Jan. 14.
Reverse Vendor Fair gives businesses a chance to connect with University of Oregon, government agencies
In a switch on the traditional trade show, representatives from UO departments and local and state agencies will host tables to connect with businesses and vendors. The fourth Reverse Vendor Fair will take place Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Eugene.
Dunn Carney 7th Annual Ag Summit on January 21, 2015
Featuring Oregon Department of Agriculture Director Katy Coba along with high-profile Oregon Ag attorney Tim Bernasek whose recent matters include representing the Oregon wheat farmer who discovered unreleased “Roundup Ready” resistant GMO wheat growing in his fields.
OnPoint Community Credit Union partners with Raymond James
The new partnership will revolve around investment and wealth management services.
Part 1: Lessons Learned From Holiday Favorites
Heed the morals of these seminal holiday stories in your everyday life.
Sussman Shank welcomes Amy Geerhart to the firm
Amy will practice in the firm’s Business, Real Estate, and Tax practice groups.
How the Bend City Council addressed OSU Cascades’ campus application
While the Bend City Council ultimately upheld the approval which enables OSU-Cascades to move forward with the 10 acre site, it did also thoughtfully consider the nature of its code requirements, resident concerns and OSU-Cascade’s efforts and suggestions and crafted conditions of approval to address potential impacts of the site in the area.