Introduction. Having had my share of bad mediators over the years, I cannot resist this Q-Rant. There is a reason mediators are also called “Neutrals”
Introduction. The term “specific performance” is not, as commonly believed, a form of legal action that may be brought for enforcement of a contract. Rather,
Section 25 of the OREF Residential Sale Agreement sets forth Seller and Buyer remedies for breach. They are materially different. If the Buyer refuses to
In a November 25, 2014 article by Adam D. Maarec of Davis Wright Tremaine, my old alma mater, posted here, he notes that attorneys general
If you have never been involved in a boundary dispute you’ve been fortunate. Over the years, I’ve seen many, and the take-away is this: The
Congrats to Terry Scannell, the attorney who convinced a Washington County jury last Thursday, July 18, 2013, to rule in favor of his clients, Bela
Background. As mentioned in an earlier post here, the Niday case, which I have previously commented on here and here as it was winding
In a important decision on the future role of MERS in Oregon’s non-judicial foreclosure process, the Oregon Supreme Court answered four certified questions that had
Ever had your deposition taken? For some, it’s a fearful experience; for others, it’s easy-schmeezy. Frankly, as a litigation attorney, I’d prefer my clients have
