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LFA COVID-19 Resource Center

Stay up to date with the latest news on COVID-19 through the Law Firm Alliance COVID-19 Resource Center.

Law Firm Alliance European Firms Collaborate for a Successful Business Sale

When the Law Firm Alliance’s U.K. member firm Wallace LLP needed local counsel in Germany for a large international deal, its attorneys reached out to Law Firm Alliance partner Kleiner Rechtsanwalte to provide swift and effective results.

From Mexico to Canada: Working Together to Achieve the Best Outcome for the Client

When the attorneys at EC Legal Rubio Villegas, the Law Firm Allinace’s member firm in Mexico, were approached by a client with questions regarding his employment contract with the subsidiary of a Canadian mining company, they drew upon the extensive knowledge of Canadian employment law at Law Firm Alliance Vancouver firm Alexander Holburn.

Protecting Client Assets from Coast to Coast

When the Law Firm Alliance’s Los Angeles member firm Freeman Freeman & Smiley, LLP needed immediate action to protect a client’s valuable blue diamond from across the country, the Law Firm Alliance’s New York/New Jersey member firm Cole Schotz PC snapped into action to ensure that the client’s asset was retained.

Time to Check in on Oregon’s Workplace Fairness Act

It has been just over two years since Governor Brown signed the Oregon Workplace Fairness Act (OWFA) into law on June 11, 2019.

Danica Hibpshman Joins Oregon Cannabis Association Board

Tonkon Torp attorney Danica Hibpshman has been elected to the board of the Oregon Cannabis Association.

The Tale of the Feuding Fiduciaries

Andrew Biondi, Sands Anderson

When two brothers appointed to serve as coexecutors of their mother’s estate can’t get along in fulfilling their jointly held duty, how does a Virginia court decide which one to remove?

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