Wayne D. Landsverk

Wayne D. Landsverk

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Rating: 8.9

Licensed for 54 years

Employment and labor Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

111 SW 5th Ave Ste 3400, Portland, OR

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Licenses

Licensed in Oregon for 52 years

State: Oregon

Acquired: 1973

Pro Bono - Active

No misconduct found

Licensed in Wisconsin for 54 years

State: Wisconsin

Acquired: 1972

Good Standing

No misconduct found

Licensed in Washington for 40 years

State: Washington

Acquired: 1985

Voluntarily Resigned

No misconduct found

Location

Miller Nash LLP

111 SW 5th Ave Ste 3400, Portland, OR, 97204-3614

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Experience

Rating:  8.9 (Excellent)

Honors

2016

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2016

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2016

Litigation- Labor and Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2015

Management Practitioner Award, Labor and Employment Relations Association, Oregon Chapter

2015

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2015

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2015

Litigation- Labor and Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2015

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2014

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2014

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2014

Litigation- Labor and Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2014

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2013

Fellow, College of Labor and Employment Lawyers

2013

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2013

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2013

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2013

Litigation-Labor and Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2012

Litigation - Labor & Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2012

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2012

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2012

AV Preeminent 5.0 out of 5 Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell

2012

Leadership in Law, Daily Journal of Commerce

2012

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2011

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2011

Litigation - Labor & Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2011

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2011

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2010

Litigation - Labor & Employment, Best Lawyers in America

2010

Labor Law, Best Lawyers in America

2010

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2010

Portland’s Best Lawyers, Portland Monthly Magazine

2010

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2009

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2009

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2008

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2008

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

2007

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2006

Employment Law, Best Lawyers in America

2006

Super Lawyer, Oregon Super Lawyers

Work Experience

2009 - Present

Partner, Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP

1973 - 2008

Partner, Newcomb, Sabin, Schwartz and Landsverk

Associations

2013 - Present

Portland Festival Symphony

Advisory Committee

2011 - Present

Voices Unlimited

President

2010 - Present

American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Law, Committee on Practice and Procedure under the National Labor Relations Act

Member

2005 - Present

Cue, Inc.

Chair, Labor Lawyers Advisory Committee

2004 - Present

Special Olympics of Oregon

Volunteer

2000 - Present

Lawyers Campaign for Equal Justice

Advisory Committee

2000 - Present

Classroom Law Project

Advisory Committee

1985 - Present

Washington State Bar Association

Member

1975 - Present

Labor and Employment Research Association

Member

1973 - Present

Oregon State Bar

Member

1973 - Present

Multnomah County Bar Association

Member

1973 - Present

American Bar Association

Member

1972 - Present

State Bar of Wisconsin

Member

Sample of Legal Cases

Summary Judgment for Employer in Sex Harassment Case.

Union Decertified.

Successful

Summary Judgment for Employer in Race Discrimination Case.

Successful

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Education

1972

U Of Wisconsin

JD - Juris Doctor

N/A

University of Wisconsin, Madison

BA - Bachelor of Arts

Speaking Engagements

2015

Spring Conference

Labor Law Certification Course

2015

Fall Conference

US Labor Law and its impact on remaining union free

2014

Fall Conference

Labor and employment Developments in Oregon and Washington

2014

Employment Law Half-Day Seminar

Lost in Space: The NLRB After Noel Canning

2013

5th Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference

Status of Unionozation Efforts and the National Labor Relations Board

2013

2013 Employment Law Half-Day Seminar

Finally, a quintet: But will the new NLRB Play Anything That employers want to hear?

2012

Spring Conference

Labor and Employment Law Developments in the Pacific Northwest

2012

Collective Bargaining/Labor Relations

Key Topics in Collective Bargaining Negotiations and Recent Labor Law Developments

2012

2012 Employment Law Half-Day Seminar

The Sign of the Four: How the New NLRB is rewritin labor law for all Employersg

2011

Third Annual Labor and Employment Law Conference

Retaliation and Whistleblowing: What You Need to Know to Protect Yourself From Retaliation and Whistleblowers

2010

Half Day Seminar

Rugged Terrain Ahead: Federal Labor Law for Nonunion Employers

2010

Breakfast Roundtable

Key Employees: Wooing, Rewarding, & Parting. What to Consider in Employment Agreements

2010

Annual Meeting

Avoiding Common Wage and Hour Mistakes

Publications

2015

News You Can Use If Your Company Uses Subcontracted Labor, the NLRB May Find You to be a "Joint Employer"

2015

News You Can Use Sacked: A Unanimous NLRB Stuffs Northwestern University Football Players' Union Effort

2014

News You Can Use NLRB Delivers a One-Two Punch to All employers

2014

News You Can Use Buyer Beware: Unwary Purchasers Could Be Unknowingly Buying Into a Union

2014

News you Can Use NLRB Ambush Election Rules Are Back on Track: Is Your Company Ready?

2014

News You Can Use NLRB Posting Requirement is Dead, but the Noel Canning Case is very Much Alive- So What Can You expect from the NLRB in 2014?

2013

News You Can Use Employers Should Expect Fallout After Senate Agreement to Avoid "Nuclear Option"

2013

News You Can Use Who Invited You? OSHA Opens the Door to Union Participation in Safety Inspections at Nonunion Companies

2012

News You Can Use Century-Old Blacklisting Statutes Provide Unsuccessful Applicants With Potential Cause of Action

2012

News You Can Use National Labor Relations Board's Ambush Election Rules Are Shot Down by Federal Court—for Now, the Old Rules Still Apply

2012

News You Can Use EEOC Takes Aim at Criminal Background Policies—Check Yours Now Before Your Company Is a Target

2011

Portland Business Journal Lesser-Known Employee Leave Laws Require Your Attention

2010

News You Can Use New Genetic Information Regulations Take Effect January 10, 2011—Now Is the Time to Make Sure Your Practices Comply

2009

American Bar Association publication Treatise on Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) Developments

2008

NSSL Newsletter Expanded Americans With Disabilities Act Is Coming—What This Means for Your Company

Languages

English

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