Counties across Oregon are required to begin foreclosure proceedings if the oldest unpaid tax year is three or more years delinquent. Following foreclosure, there is a two year redemption period during which certain interested parties may bring the … [Read more...] about Buyer Beware: The Not So Great Deal of a Tax Foreclosure Sale
Keep Your Estate Plan Up To Date
TO DO LIST: Oil Change Dentist Appointment Take Fido for checkup Whether we think about it or not, most of us work off mental checklists to help us take care of those things in our lives that need occasional attention. Here’s one thing you … [Read more...] about Keep Your Estate Plan Up To Date
Is Marijuana Still Legal In Oregon? Was It Ever?
As was recently reported, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has rescinded the Cole Memo and related guidelines that had declared a federal policy of non-enforcement against marijuana activities to the extent that they were legal under state law. What does … [Read more...] about Is Marijuana Still Legal In Oregon? Was It Ever?
Deciphering Oregon’s New Pay Equity Statute
Although not as momentous as the 2015 session, the 2017 session also included several far-reaching changes to Oregon’s employment law statutes. Perhaps the most significant is House Bill 2005, the new “Pay Equity” statute. HB 2005 prohibits employers … [Read more...] about Deciphering Oregon’s New Pay Equity Statute
Mark Hoyt Receives 2017 Lestle J. Sparks Medallion from Willamette University
Mark Hoyt combines service to the legal profession with a commitment to the community of Salem and Willamette University. A partner in the Salem law firm of Sherman, Sherman, Johnnie & Hoyt, LLP., he represents businesses and individuals in all … [Read more...] about Mark Hoyt Receives 2017 Lestle J. Sparks Medallion from Willamette University