Revised April 15, 2024 Big Brother is watching you . . . Any individual who owns a minimum 25% interest in or who exercises “substantial control” over a small- or medium-sized business is required to file reports with the federal government … [Read more...] about New Federal Reporting Law for Business Owners Takes Effect
Free Speech Rights to Interact with Public Officials on Social Media
On March 15, 2024, the US Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a public official who prevents someone from commenting on the official’ s social media page (e.g. blocking the person or deleting their comments) could potentially be liable for a free speech … [Read more...] about Free Speech Rights to Interact with Public Officials on Social Media
Preventing Disputes in Construction: Tips for Builders and Contractors
For builders and contractors, avoiding legal disputes is not just a matter of craftmanship—it’s about communication, documentation, and creating clear expectations. In this article, we'll explore three proactive measures any contractor can implement to … [Read more...] about Preventing Disputes in Construction: Tips for Builders and Contractors
US Supreme Court to Review Legality of Public Camping Bans
Today, the US Supreme Court agreed to consider a case from Grants Pass, OR on whether governments can ban camping on public property by individuals experiencing homelessness. This case could have a significant impact on the Willamette Valley and … [Read more...] about US Supreme Court to Review Legality of Public Camping Bans
Brave New World: The New Federal Reporting Law for Business Owners
Big Brother is watching you . . . starting in 2024. Any individual who owns a minimum 25% interest in or who exercises “substantial control” over a small- or medium-sized business will soon be required to file reports with the federal government … [Read more...] about Brave New World: The New Federal Reporting Law for Business Owners