Practice Lane Shetterly began his law practice in in Dallas, Oregon in 1981. From 2004 through August, 2007, Lane was the director of the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development. Prior to his appointment to the department, Lane … [Read more...] about Lane Shetterly (Retired)
Kenneth Sherman, Jr. Announces Retirement
It is with heavy hearts, but the best of wishes, that we announce that our partner, friend, and mentor Ken Sherman, Jr. is retiring. For 46 years Ken set the bar high with his dedication to his clients, uncanny problem-solving skills, and ability to … [Read more...] about Kenneth Sherman, Jr. Announces Retirement
Is Governor Brown’s Four-Week Ban on Large Gatherings Constitutional?
In response to rising concerns about the spread of COVID-19 (a.k.a. coronavirus), Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced a series of measures designed to slow spread of the virus. One measure is a ban on large gatherings. That may be unconstitutional. In … [Read more...] about Is Governor Brown’s Four-Week Ban on Large Gatherings Constitutional?
Gina Johnnie to Receive Oregon Women Lawyers Roberts & Deiz Award
The Oregon Women Lawyers 28th Annual Roberts & Deiz Award Dinner will honor Gina Johnnie with the Roberts & Deiz Award on March 13, 2020. Gina will be one of two recipients of the award. The OWLS Roberts & Deiz Award is presented each year … [Read more...] about Gina Johnnie to Receive Oregon Women Lawyers Roberts & Deiz Award
Employers Should Review Their Pregnancy Accommodation Policies
Under Oregon’s recent pregnancy accommodation law, House Bill 2341, Oregon employers with six or more employees must provide “reasonable accommodations” to employees (and applicants) for certain pregnancy-related conditions. Reasonable … [Read more...] about Employers Should Review Their Pregnancy Accommodation Policies