PORTLAND, OREGON LEGAL NEWS
At Beovich, Walter and Friend, we are committed to our cause of providing first-rate litigation support to the Oregon legal communities by observing and reporting on recent legal news and trends. Because our nation’s laws and politics are apt to change, the best way to handle a case will also change. Therefore, having a litigation support team that is aware of recent legal happenings and knowledgeable on current legal trends is vital when preparing a winning case.
Areas of Practice: Wills & Trusts
Though perhaps one of the more forgotten about aspects of law, Wills and Trusts are highly important. As the aged population grows in size, it is important that their assets are competently handled in whichever way they see best fit. Our highly professional team of...
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Areas of Practice: Copyright Law
In an area so rich in artists, musicians, and novelists, copyright law is a greatly important area of practice for law professionals. Our team of top-of-the-line court reporters are experienced in the competitive field, and will help attorneys and paralegals stay...
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Areas of Practice: Medical Malpractice Law
Medical Malpractice law is one of the most prominent areas of practice in the Oregon area. Our team of court reporting professionals offers attorneys and law firms years of experience in the nuances and lexicons of medical malpractice law, from doctor malfeasance to...
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Areas of Practice Pages: Corporate Law
In an effort to provide our corporate law clients with a resource page for booking a court reporting firm in Portland, we created a new addition to our Areas of Practice Index: Corporate Law. It includes a scheduling form, blog posts and updates on our resources and...
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Portland’s Arts Tax Is Judged Legal in Oregon Supreme Court Ruling
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a controversial arts education tax in the city of Portland. The tax, a $35 per person tariff was approved by voters in 2012. The court ruled it does not constitute a head tax since it is based on personal income. The...
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