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OP-ED: Using ‘other people’s money’ rather than selling

In the film 鈥淥ther People鈥檚 Money,鈥� starring Danny DeVito, a corporate raider threatens a hostile takeover of a mom-and-pop company. Then the raider becomes enamored with the lawyer trying to […]

OP-ED: Review and a look ahead for the Affordable Care Act

2015 turned out to be a busy year, not only for many employers getting into the groove of offering health insurance and preparing for reporting, but for the IRS as […]

OP-ED: Three laws affecting employers in 2016

As 2016 approaches, now is as good a time as any to review three big legal developments affecting workplaces.   Recreational marijuana No new law received more attention in 2015 […]

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OP-ED: Commercial real estate’s appeal still great

Ever since the Great Recession of 2008, investors have been patiently waiting for secondary markets to rebound while so many private-equity real estate funds have plummeted. Fast-forward to today and […]

OP-ED: Discount landscape may change soon

Discounts can be a powerful tool for transitioning the wealth inherent in a closely held business to the next generation at a reduced transfer tax (estate and gift tax) cost. […]

OP-ED: Mandatory sick time is almost here

Effective Jan. 1, Oregon employers will be required to begin providing mandatory sick leave for employees. While the overall requirement is pretty simple, the devil is in the details

OP-ED: Harnessing the value of collaboration

Working on a highly collaborative team that is producing breakthrough results sounds a little bit like business utopia, doesn鈥檛 it? I鈥檓 intrigued by the untapped potential inherent in collaboration. Organizational […]

OP-ED: Ensure that people are hired the right way

Oregon employers are hiring, and the state may be entering an 鈥渁pplicants鈥� job market.鈥澛營f your company is planning on adding team members in 2016, here are the updates you need […]

OP-ED: Activity heating up north of the Columbia

Over the past 18 months, both Portland and Vancouver, Wash., have steadily ascended as major employment epicenters on the West Coast, rivaling tier one cities like Seattle and San Francisco. […]