In the second episode of the Mill Closures and Workforce Shortages in the West series, Andrew Kihn from the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries returns, joined by Travis Joseph, President and CEO of ...

To create change, you need to have tense and frustrating conversations with individuals across the aisle who don’t share our views and who challenge reform. Building coalitions—even with those I’ve ...

Check out this podcast from the Practising Law Institute featuring Kelly Tautges and Julia Wilson in their Taste-Testing Pro Bono series. Pursuing Justice Podcast Episode 52: Matching willing lawyers ...

Everything you wanted to know about tiered discounts but were afraid to ask. The article introduces Type I and Type II tiered discounts. You may need to shed some tiers. When it comes to business ...

The publication calendar has changed to start off with the annual marketing issue, which provides practical advice on skills lawyers can develop to make their practice successful.

To help you understand and adopt more proactive dispute prevention practices, this comprehensive guide provides effective dispute prevention mechanisms to help control and eliminate contract disputes ...

Caselaw highlights include trusts and undue influence. Literature highlights include conservation easments and cy pres, as well as legislative and judicial updates from Texas, Californina, and other ...

Cultivating a healthy career is one built for longevity. Balancing strong habits for your work and life need to work together to level up your practice and personal goals. Building new habits starts ...

Survivors may refuse to honor the client's cadaver disposition wishes due to personal beliefs or spite. Legal options for cadaver disposition have expanded, potentially conflicting with the client’s ...

Penn Central Transportation Company v. City of New York, 438 U.S. 104 (1978), is the US Supreme Court's “default” takings rule. Three recent US Supreme Court cases put a gloss on takings law by ...

Numerous states have enacted legislation to allow the creation of dynasty trusts with significantly extended perpetuities periods from hundreds to a thousand years. Generation-skipping transfer (GST) ...

Although having always been of interest to historians curious about the oddities of English royal succession, Lady Jane Grey is now having a moment. The critical and commercial success of the highly ...