Multnomah County's $51 Billion Lawsuit Against Big Oil & Gas
What responsibility do oil and gas giants have for climate change disaster events? This is the question at the core of a...
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EPA Awards Nearly $28M to Oregon for Lead Pipe Replacements: What It Could Mean for Your Home.
On Tuesday, the EPA announced new federal funding to eliminate toxic materials in drinking water pipes: all pipes containing lead must be...
Feb 19
Oregon Supreme Court Upholds Plain Reading of Ballot Measure 113
During 2022, Oregon voters approved Ballot Measure 113. This very specific ballot measure had one provision: It rendered legislators...
Feb 16
Welcome New Attorney Karen Porter to The Reynolds Law Firm!
The Reynolds Law Firm is thrilled to announce a new addition to our team. Attorney Karen Porter has joined our team to return to the...
Feb 7
Reynolds Law Firm's Kayla Steindorf Wins Big at the Oregon Court of Appeals.
Discovery is one of the most difficult, time-consuming, and challenging aspects of litigation, particularly in family law. Divorce cases...
Jan 16
No More Bar Exam?
The bar exam is an infamously intense and exacting test of legal knowledge, and for centuries, has stood as a rite of passage for new...
Jan 11
How the Newly Enacted FinCen Regulations Might Effect your Business
Acting under the authority granted by the 2021 Corporate Transparency Act, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has...
Nov 10, 2023
New Developments in Oregon's Public Defender Crisis
Oregon’s public defender service problems continues as the state’s criminal court system is overwhelmed with cases and lacks the...
Nov 9, 2023
#WorldAdoptionDay
November 9th is World Adoption Day. This day was created to raise awareness about adoptive families, celebrate adoption, and to encourage...
Nov 8, 2023
Supreme Court Hears Oral Argument on Gun Bans for People Subject to Protective Orders
Since the 1990’s, people who have been convicted of domestic violence or who are the subject of a protective order are barred from...
Nov 3, 2023
Italian Woman Wins Case to Evict Her Sons
An Italian woman recently won her case to evict her adult sons who are both in their 40’s. Although her sons both have jobs and the...
Jul 12, 2023
Project Veritas: Changing the Law on Recording Conversations
The Federal 9th Circuit Court of Appeals recently handed down a new first amendment decision[1] about recording other people without...
Jun 12, 2023
Celebrating the Anniversary of Loving v. Virginia
Today, we commemorate the anniversary of Loving v. Virginia , a historic Supreme Court decision that struck down anti-miscegenation laws...
May 31, 2023
The Legal Battle Against Big Tobacco
March 31st marks World No Tobacco Day, a holiday created by the World Health Organization to remind us all of the dangers of tobacco use...
May 20, 2023
The Wild Way That Californian Environmentalists Are Protecting Bees
World bee day is celebrated every year on May 20th in honor of Anton Janša, who is known as the pioneer of beekeeping. World Bee Day is...
Mar 3, 2023
Oklahoma Court Ruling Raises Concerns for LGBTQ Parents
A complex paternity case in Oklahoma demonstrates how important it is for LGBTQ couples using gamete and embryo donations to do so using...
Feb 22, 2023
Civil and Family Trials Suspended in Two New Jersey Court jurisdictions
Effective February 21st, civil and family trials will be suspended in two of New Jersey’s court jurisdictions which encapture six of the...
Feb 19, 2023
Nelson Confirmed as the First Black Woman to Serve as a Federal Judge in Oregon
On Wednesday, former Oregon Supreme Court Justice Adrienne Nelson was confirmed to be the first Black woman to serve the U.S. District...
Feb 17, 2023
Day of Love in Marion County Courthouse
This Valentine's day in Salem, the Marion County Justice Court celebrated a “Day of Love.” Judge Justin Kidd presided over nine...
Feb 8, 2023
Appeals Court Declares Gun Ban For Those With Domestic Violence Restraining Orders Unconstitutional
On Thursday, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down 18 U.S.C § 922(g)(8), which made it a federal crime for an individual subject...
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