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Nov 6, 2009

Beware: No more texting while driving in Oregon

2010 is fast approaching and with it will come a number of new laws that affect employers. The column this month and next will include a discussion of these laws […]

Nov 5, 2009

FAQs about swine flu in the workplace

A year ago at this time, it seemed that every other phone call or e-mail I received from a client was a question about layoffs and downsizing. This fall, the […]

Nov 4, 2009

Private sector needs a share of stimulus

For much of this year, considerable energy, debate and political capital have been expended developing, discussing and then passing the federal stimulus package, also known as the American Recovery and […]

Nov 3, 2009

Use your head to make charitable donations count

The end of the tax year 鈥 and the coming holidays 鈥 make this an excellent time to consider tax-deductible charitable donations. More than ever, not-for-profit organizations need your support: […]

Nov 3, 2009

What happened to high-school shop classes?

Last month, while making my way through Lincoln High School at back-to-school night, I bumped into Jim Parr (LHS ’73). We were next to a room marked 鈥淒rafting,鈥 but there […]

Nov 2, 2009

Seniors鈥 post-retirement income isn鈥檛 cutting it

Dear Mr. Berko: We’ve been depending on CDs for the last four years for safety and income. And we have been moving our CD money around at various banks to […]

Oct 29, 2009

Ask questions first, and avoid portfolio disaster

Dear Mr. Berko: My wife and I retired last year from different companies. We moved my wife’s 403(b) to an IRA, which was a real chore because the people holding […]

Oct 28, 2009

Leave money management to experienced pros

Dear Mr. Berko: I’m 66 years old. I retired at 59 with $682,000 in a roll-over IRA, which is now worth $417,000; my wife and I take out $1,000 per […]

Oct 26, 2009

Sometimes foreclosure isn鈥檛 the best option

Editor’s note: The monthly Dirt Law column written by Jordan Schrader Ramis attorneys will return on Nov. 23. As an increasing number of homeowners fall behind or enter default on […]

Oct 23, 2009

Architecture + Design Festival winds down

The Portland Architecture and Design Festival is winding down as the end of October draws near. The festival is presented by the American Institute of Architects Portland chapter, the Center […]

Oct 22, 2009

One question: Where did all the money go?

鈥淲here did all the money go?鈥 Lately, this question has been on the minds of many building owners who pay general contractors expecting they will use those funds to pay […]

Oct 21, 2009

Capitalism doesn鈥檛 work without capital

Capitalism, whether you love it or not, requires capital, which comes in two forms: equity, at-risk money, without a promise of repayment, invested to own companies and assets; or debt, […]



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