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Putting Clients First Through Relentless Workflow Discipline
- Jun 13, 2025
- Legal Theory and Philosophy, Storytelling & Strategy
A smooth internal system is not about shiny software. It is a promise to the client that nothing will slip and every creative tactic will arrive on time. Clio as Mission Control Clio tracks every task, deadline, and owner in one view. When a brief moves from Pending to In Progress the calendar reflects […]
Breath-Test Failure Does Not Always End the Road for Oregon Drivers
- Jun 11, 2025
- DUII
A failed breath test triggers rapid license action, yet precise timing and paperwork often keep the wheels turning. Administrative suspension at DMV Under Oregon’s implied-consent law the Department of Motor Vehicles mails a notice that a ninety-day suspension will start thirty days after arrest. That countdown stops only if the driver requests an implied-consent hearing […]
Spousal Privilege, the Quiet Shield for Defendants
- Jun 11, 2025
- Constitutional Rights, Legal Defense & Trial Strategy, Rules of Evidence
Marriage grants two evidentiary shields that can keep private conversations and unwanted testimony out of court. Understanding how these rules actually work can spare families the strain and uncertainty of compelled disclosure. The testimonial privilege Courts in every state follow the United States Supreme Court’s lead in Trammel v. United States, 445 US 40 (1980). […]
Shuttle Diplomacy inside an Oregon Settlement Conference
- Jun 11, 2025
- Legal Defense & Trial Strategy, Settlement Strategy
Shuttle Diplomacy inside an Oregon Settlement Conference Most folks watch legal dramas, then show up expecting fireworks. Instead they find the judge sliding between rooms like Henry Kissinger flying city to city during the Yom Kippur cease-fire talks. The media called that routine shuttle diplomacy, and the courtroom version works on the same principle. What […]
