Business Lawyer
Practice Areas: Business, Litigation ... +9 more
As businesses increasingly market and sell goods and services through the internet, they should consider the risk that their website activities may subject them to litigation in other states.Individua...
See Full GuideLike most children, cities and other local government bodies often forget that they lack innate authority to enact laws; that the only authority they have to enact laws and levy taxes is the autho...
See Full GuideA recent Washington Supreme Court decision demonstrates how the interaction between administrative and common law is often critically important to the adjudication of employee claims.Specifically, the ...
See Full GuideSooner or later, willingly or unwillingly, deliberately or unconsciously, a small business owner decides how theyll leave their business. Whether theyre carried feet first out the door at death; the...
See Full GuideFreedom of contract is one of the principal principles in the law of limited liability companies. That is, limited liability companies were legislatively created to enable the equity owners of such c...
See Full GuideMost businesses operate in a legal jungle full of potential threats to their life and profitability. A single successful employee claim for wrongful discrimination or harassment; litigation between sha...
See Full GuideEmployers want to know who theyre hiring. If a new hire has a non-competition, non-solicitation or confidentiality agreement with their last employer, there can be a risk of litigation to their new emp...
See Full GuideAn employees claim for unpaid wages exposes an employer not only to potential liability for the unpaid compensation but also to the possible added responsibility for statutory penalties and liability...
See Full GuideAn interesting article, The Affidavit of Support Creates a Legally Enforceable Contract by the Sponsored Foreign National: Efforts to Collect Damages as Support Obligations Against Divorced Spouses...
See Full GuideThere are important statutory limitations on the ability of Oregon corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) to make distributions to their shareholders and members which are often ignored ...
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