Crosbie v. Asante, 373 Or 773 (2025), clarifies when parties can—and cannot—appeal a trial court’s determination of what gets retried after reversal and remand. In a unanimous decision issued last week, the Oregon Supreme Court held that trial court orders determining the scope of retrial on remand are not… Continue Reading →
The Oregon Supreme Court’s recent decision in KKMH Properties, LLC v. Shire, 373 Or 676 (2025), is more than just a statutory interpretation case—it’s the latest in a series of rulings from the court that collectively signal the court’s commitment to strengthening tenant protections under Oregon law. In KKMH… Continue Reading →
Ever been accused of not bringing your A-game evidence to trial? Or had opposing counsel not bring theirs? The Oregon Court of Appeals just handed civil litigators some useful guidance on this question in State v. Wildeboer, 338 Or App 404 (2025). This criminal case delivers beyond its DUII… Continue Reading →
Our firm (together with our amazing cocounsel, Tim Quenelle and Amanda Howell at ALDF) recently secured an important victory before the Oregon Supreme Court in Bohr v. Tillamook County Creamery Association, 373 Or 343, — P3d — (2025). The Supreme Court’s ruling is kind of a big… Continue Reading →
Back in July 2020, we filed a consumer fraud class action against Dean Innovations, a local gardening and landscape materials supplier, arising out of widely reported contamination of soil amendment products that it sold to Portland-area gardeners. In that consumer fraud case, on behalf of the class, we’re pursuing… Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, the U.S. District Court in Oregon certified two classes in Maney et al. v. Brown et al., our COVID-19 lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Corrections, the Oregon Health Authority, and state officials overseeing the COVID-19 response in Oregon’s prison system. The first class,… Continue Reading →