Articles
“How Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law and Practice May Affect Multinational Business,” featuring George Wang (USLAW Magazine, Spring/Summer 2013)
“AGC Protests Change to Fringe Calculation on Public Projects,” featuring Judd Lees (AGC News, October 2012)
“Navigating a New Course: Why the Deepwater Horizon Ecologic Disaster Should Spur Clean Energy Progress,” by David Campbell and Jim Robenalt (USLAW Magazine, Fall/Winter 2012)
“New Seattle Sick Leave Ordinance Begins September 1,” by Sheryl Willert (WSMGMA E-Update, June 2012)
Earnest Money – What Everyone Ought to Know (Article by Mark Schedler)
Due Diligence: What Does That Mean in Real Estate Deals? (Article by Mark Schedler)
“Social Media – Balancing Employer and Employee Rights in the Digital Age,” by Kim Baker and Arissa Peterson (SGMA, June 4, 2012.)
“As Hospitals Trend Toward Employee Physicians, What Are the Employment Law Consequences,” by Sharon Peters and Jo Vestal (Washington Healthcare News, June 2012)
“Why Dangerous Greenhouse Gases May Be Incapable Of Regulation,” by David Campbell and James Robenalt (Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, April 2012)
2012, a Year for Considering (Article by Abby Wool Landon and Karen Hobson)
2012, Changes in Oregon Law that Affect You (Article by Abby Wool Landon and Karen Hobson)
“Crisis Management – Best Practices in the Digital Age,” by Kim Baker and Arissa Peterson (SGMA In brief, November 2, 2011)
“Double Trouble – Disruptive Physicians and Hostile Work Environments,” by Kim Baker and Mary Spillane (Washington Healthcare News, October 2011)
“Proposed NLRA Regulations Have Employer Bar Up in Arms,” by Judd Lees (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, September 2011)
“Nonsolicitation agreements often replace noncompetes,” by Sharon Peters (Portland Business Journal, July 8, 2011)
“Retaliation Claims and Potential Claimants May Increase Litigation in the Medical Field,” by Darren Feider (Washington Healthcare News, June 2011)
“Employment Law Update–The Year in Review,” by Sheryl Willert and Josephine Vestal (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, May 2011)
“An Inconvenient Forum – Reining In E-Discovery In The United States,” by Robert Manlowe and Andrija Samardzich (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, February 2011)
“The Pacific Northwest: And A Law Firm Close to China,” by Randy Aliment (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, December 2010)
“Doing Business in Washington State Debuts in China,” by Randy Aliment (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, December 2010)
“How Texting Patient Information Can Increase Risk,” by Kimberly D. Baker (Washington Healthcare News, November 2010)
“Mortgage Loan Officers: Are You Paying Them Correctly?,” by Sheryl J. Willert (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel,
September 2010)
“Health Care Reform’s Big Impact on HR,” by Judd Lees and KoKo Huang (Washington Healthcare News, June 2010)
Statute of Limitations Skewers Ex-Employee’s Claims (Spring 2010)
“Hertz Corp. v. Friend – U.S. Supreme Court Adopts ‘Nerve Center’ Test for Determining a Corporation’s ‘Principal Place of Business,’” by Kim Baker and Arissa Peterson (The Voice, DRI-The Voice of the Defense Bar, March 17, 2010)
“The Defense Lawyer’s Tool Kit for Working with Medical Experts,” by Jessie Harris (The Practical Litigator, March 2010)
“Punitive Damages Against Physicians in the Healthcare Reform Era,” by Eric Neiman and David Ryan (AAOS Now, February 2010)
“Alternative Dispute Resolution in International Business Transactions,” by Randy Aliment (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, October 2009)
“The Benefits of a Coordinated and Focused Pro Bono Program,” by Dana Ferestien (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, August 2009)
“The Seven ‘W’s’ of the Employee Termination Meeting,” by Darren Feider (Washington Healthcare News, June 2009)
“The Seven ‘W’s’ of the Employee Termination Meeting,” by Darren Feider (Washington Healthcare News, June 2009)
“Holding Big Insurance Captive,” by James Robenalt (Indian Country Today, May 11, 2009)
“Obama Administration Changes Employment Rules of the Game,” by Sheryl Willert, Josephine Vestal, Judd Lees and Darren Feider (The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, April 2009)
“Employer Beware: 2009 to Bring Significant Employment Law Changes,” by Josephine Vestal (Washington Healthcare News, February 2009)
“Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) Coming Soon to Washington: Are You Ready to Handle Medical Record Request Audits?,” by Mary Re Knack and Arissa Peterson (Washington Healthcare News, January 2009)
Independent Contractor Prevented from Suing Job Site Owner (2009)
“Toxic Plastics?,” by Heather Van Meter (Products Liability Section Newsletter, OSBA, Fall 2008)
“Kinship Commerce: New Developments in Inter-Tribal Trade,” by Debora Juarez (Indian Law Newsletter, WSBA Section of Indian Law, November 2008)
“Medical Monitoring: The Impact of Lowe v. Philip Morris,” by George Pitcher and David Campbell (Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Magazine, Summer 2008)
“OPEN Season on Parallel Litigation: Precluding Disclosure under FOIA Requests,” by Kim Baker and Manish Borde (For The Defense, Defense Research Institute, July 2008)
“It’s critical to create a sense of privacy in health care settings,” by Heather Van Meter (Portland Business Journal, September 7, 2007)
“New law drastically alters noncompete requirements,” by Sharon Peters (Portland Business Journal, August 24, 2007)
“Don’t turn a blind eye to theft in Indian country,” by Debora Juarez (Indian Country Today, October 4, 2006)
“Good Records Can Minimize Worker Claims,” by Sharon Peters and Heather Van Meter (Portland Business Journal, April 1, 2005)
Good Records Can Minimize Worker Claims,” by Sharon Peters and Heather Van Meter (Portland Business Journal, April 1, 2005)
“Does the Learned Intermediary Doctrine Still Exist in Oregon?,” by George Pitcher and David Campbell (Oregon Association of Defense Counsel Magazine, Winter 2005)