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READ MORE May 18, 2022 | Legal Alert What is Deception and When Does It Cause Injury? By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE May 12, 2022 | Legal Alert Two Experts, One Reasonable Conclusion: Washington Court of Appeals Grants Summary Judgment Despite Competing Expert Opinions By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE May 4, 2022 | Legal Alert Don’t Expose Yourself to Liability for the Actions of a Third Party By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MORE April 25, 2022 | Legal Alert A Partnership Does Not Automatically Create Joint and Several Liability By: Michael Staskiews
READ MORE April 21, 2022 | Legal Alert Oregon Court of Appeals Holds Once You Leave Safe Harbor You Cannot Re-Enter By: Melanie Rose
READ MORE April 7, 2022 | Legal Alert Oregon Court Determines When the Exception to Recreational Immunity Applies By: Josh Hayward
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Cliff Wilson
Webinar Moody v. Oregon Community Credit Union: An In-Depth Discussion By: Cliff Wilson
READ MORE March 29, 2022 | Legal Alert Contractors in Washington, Don’t Lose Your Right to Sue. Get Registered Before You Work. By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE March 29, 2022 | Legal Alert The Dangers of Covenant Judgments: Insurers Must Typically Show Fraud or Collusion to Reverse a Determination of Reasonableness By: Kyle Riley
READ MORE March 29, 2022 | Legal Alert Passion and Prejudice: When an Appellate Court Can Hold a Jury’s Verdict as Excessive By: Ashley Nagrodski
READ MORE March 24, 2022 | Legal Alert Pre-litigation Bad Faith Conduct Leaves Losing Party Fronting the Bill By: Kyle Riley
READ MORE March 17, 2022 | Legal Alert Spoiler Alert: Washington Court of Appeals Rules Spoliation Combined With Discovery Violations Are Sanctionable by Default Judgment By: Brian Schiewe
READ MORE March 16, 2022 | Podcast Spoiler Alert! Spoliation Combined with Discovery Violations Are Sanctionable by Default Judgment By: Brian Schiewe
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Kyle Riley
Webinar Commercial Lines in Washington – 2021 Year in Review By: Kyle Riley
READ MORE March 9, 2022 | Legal Alert Washington Court of Appeals Issues Important Decision on Arbitration Agreements in Elder Care Setting By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE March 8, 2022 | Podcast Washington Court of Appeals Issues Important Decision on Arbitration Agreements in Elder Care Setting By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE March 2, 2022 | Legal Alert Did the Trial Court Err When it Refused to Give the Substantial Factor Jury Instruction? By: Josh Hayward
READ MORE March 2, 2022 | Podcast Did the Trial Court Err When it Refused to Give the Substantial Factor Jury Instruction? By: Josh Hayward
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Bill Taaffe
Webinar Commercial Lines in Oregon – 2021 Year in Review By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MORE February 23, 2022 | Podcast Au Contraire: Even the Smallest Contradictions in Deposition Testimony Can Make or Break a Case By: Brian Schiewe
READ MORE February 22, 2022 | Legal Alert Au Contraire: Even the Smallest Contradictions in Deposition Testimony Can Make or Break a Case By: Brian Schiewe
READ MORE February 16, 2022 | Legal Alert It’s All in The Fine Print – Are Arbitration Clauses Unconscionable and Do They Apply Retroactively? By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE February 15, 2022 | Podcast It’s All in The Fine Print – Are Arbitration Clauses Unconscionable and Do They Apply Retroactively? By: Gordon Klug
READ MORE February 10, 2022 | Podcast First-Party Bad Faith in Oregon? Are the Floodgates About to Open? Violations of the Oregon Insurance Code Held to Give Rise to the Pursuit of Emotional Distress Damages By: Cliff Wilson
READ MORE February 10, 2022 | Legal Alert First-Party Bad Faith in Oregon? Are the Floodgates About to Open? Violations of the Oregon Insurance Code Held to Give Rise to the Pursuit of Emotional Distress Damages By: Cliff Wilson
READ MORE February 3, 2022 | Legal Alert Airbnb and Hot Tub Liability: Read This Before Your Next Vacation By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MORE February 2, 2022 | Podcast Airbnb and Hot Tub Liability: Read This Before Your Next Vacation By: Jeff Eberhard
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Cliff Wilson
Webinar Personal Lines in Oregon and Washington – 2021 Year in Review By: Josh Hayward
READ MORE January 25, 2022 | Legal Alert Silence Isn’t Always Golden: When do Insurers Have a Duty to Remind Their Insured of Their Subrogation Rights? By: Josh Hayward
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 Webinar Oregon Product Liability Law By: Josh Hayward
READ MORE January 19, 2022 | Podcast Silence Isn’t Always Golden: When do Insurers Have a Duty to Remind Their Insured of Their Subrogation Rights? By: Josh Hayward
READ MORE January 19, 2022 | Podcast Insurers Downwind of Lawyer Theft: Must Send Notice Directly To Claimant Whenever They Settle Their Claim By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MORE January 19, 2022 | Legal Alert Insurers Downwind of Lawyer Theft: Must Send Notice Directly To Claimant Whenever They Settle Their Claim By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MORE January 5, 2022 | Podcast Have You or A Loved One Been Exposed to Damages Inconsistent with the Pleading? By: Melanie Rose
READ MORE January 5, 2022 | Legal Alert Have You or A Loved One Been Exposed to Damages Inconsistent with the Pleading? By: Melanie Rose
READ MORE December 22, 2021 | Legal Alert Washington Appellate Court Concludes That a Breach of Contract Claim for Construction Deficiencies Does Not Have a Solid Foundation By: Gordon Klug
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