Oregon Reporter Podcast
The Oregon Reporter Podcast is your monthly review of the most important and interesting law updates in Oregon, including recent appellate decisions and legislation, and how those things might effect practicing attorneys across the state. Each episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast will qualify you for one OSB accredited MCLE credit in the state of Oregon, that can be reported on your MCLE transcript. In addition to providing “general” CLE credits, we aim to provide credits in Ethics, Abuse Reporting, and Mental Health on a rotating three-year schedule. The goal for the Oregon Reporter Podcast is to provide Oregon attorneys a new method for obtaining the most contemporaneous and timely updates on Oregon law, in a modern, convenient, and (perhaps even) fun package. Theoretically, an attorney who listens to every episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast, will finish their reporting cycle with 36 MCLE credits, all having been completed inside of their car or through their AirPods, using software that they already have on their phones or computers, and without any flicking though cumbersome catalogs, and without any one-off MP3 or video player downloads. For reporting convenience, all episodes will automatically appear in your normal podcast feed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc., and all MCLE Event Id. numbers, materials, and additional information will be accessible and preserved in that feed well beyond the applicable reporting timelines.
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Episodes
Thursday Aug 01, 2024
Thursday Aug 01, 2024
Oregon Reporter Podcast
Oregon Law News, August 2024 (S1:E4);
Date of Publishing: August 1, 2024
MCLE ID No: 113669
(Approved by the OSB MCLE department on August 13, 2024)
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This episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast qualifies you for one general CLE Credit (upon approval by the OSB MCLE department), which can be self-reported on your MCLE transcript.
For Instructions on self-reporting this credit, click HERE.
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Show Notes:
UO Law LRW Professor, Joan Rockin, Awarded National Teaching Award
Legal Writing Institute Press Release
UO Law Press Release
SCOTUS ends “Chevron Defense”
Harvard Gazette Article (Background)
Cornell Law School Summary
Chevron Decision (Original Case)
Loper Decision (New Case)
Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA)
Text of Act
ODOJ Media Release
Blank Rome Blog Post
Emerge Law Group Blog Post
Cartyer Ledyard Blog Post
City of Grants Pass v. Johnson (Follow Up)
OPB Article
WWeek Article
Cal Matters Article
United States v. Rahimi
Decision
Harvard Law Blog (Post 5th Circuit, pre SCOTUS decisions)
SCOTUSBlog Post
American Progress Article (bias warning)
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This Episode’s Sponsors:
CC Reporting: providing remote court reporting services across the state of Oregon, and in-person coverage from Salem to Medford. Schedule online at CCReporting.com. CC Reporting: we've got you covered.
Gardner Beckley Meadows: Representing individuals and business owners throughout the state in the areas of real property, domestic relations, business matters, trusts and estates, and more. gardnerbeckley.com
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Support The Oregon Reporter Podcast:
Support us at patreon.com/OregonReporterPodcast
*Our first 10 $5/mo Supporters will receive an ORP coffee mug, so check it out now!
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Intro/Outro Music:
“Happy Boy Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
“Happy Boy End Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
All Rights Reserved by Oregon Reporter Podcast, LLC; no part of this show may be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without permission.
For all inquiries: info@oregonreporterpodcast.com
Monday Jul 01, 2024
Monday Jul 01, 2024
Oregon Reporter Podcast
The A2J Gap: With Kamron Graham and John Grant of The Commons Law Center (S1:E3); discussing the mission of the Commons Law Center, as well as the underlying law industry changes that have created a growing access to justice gap in the US.
Date of Publishing: July 1, 2024
MCLE ID No: 113154
(Approved by the OSB MCLE department on July 10, 2024)
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This episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast qualifies you for one access to justice CLE Credit (upon approval by the OSB MCLE department), which can be self-reported on your MCLE transcript.
For Instructions on self-reporting this credit, click HERE.
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Show Notes:
In this episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast, we are joined by Kamron Graham, Executive Director of The Commons Law Center, and John Grant, founder of Agile Attorney, a law firm operations consulting firm, and Board President for The Commons Law Center.
John and Kamron join us to discuss the mission of the Commons Law Center, as well as the underlying law industry changes that have created a growing access to justice gap in the US.
References:
Bill Henderson on the decline of the People Law Sector (Part 1 and Part 2) (Legal Evolution blog)
Law School Enrollment Trends (lawhub.org)
Measuring the Complexity of the US Code (Daniel Katz; Michael Bommarito; 2013)
The Coming Wave: Cognitive Impairments in Baby Boomer Lawyers (Kerry Peck; David Roulo; ABA)
The Commons Law Center website
Agile Attorney website
DONATE TO THE COMMONS LAW CENTER HERE
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This Episode’s Sponsors:
CC Reporting: providing remote court reporting services across the state of Oregon, and in-person coverage from Salem to Medford. Schedule online at CCReporting.com. CC Reporting: we've got you covered.
Gardner Beckley Meadows: Representing individuals and business owners throughout the state in the areas of real property, domestic relations, business matters, trusts and estates, and more. gardnerbeckley.com
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Intro/Outro Music:
“Happy Boy Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
“Happy Boy End Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
All Rights Reserved by Oregon Reporter Podcast, LLC; no part of this show may be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without permission.
For all inquiries: info@oregonreporterpodcast.com
Monday Jun 03, 2024
Monday Jun 03, 2024
Oregon Reporter Podcast
Oregon Law News, June 2024 (S1:E2): Discussing DEA Rescheduling of Marijuana; The Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements Deemed Unconstitutional; SB1515: Updating and Revising OFLA and PLO; Oregon DOJ Concludes OLCC Investigation: Criminal Charges Not Warranted; and Ellen Rosenblum Joins Antitrust Lawsuit Against Live Nation (TicketMaster);
Date of Publishing: June 3, 2024
MCLE ID No: 112450
(Approved by the OSB MCLE department in June 2024)
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This episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast qualifies you for one general CLE Credit (upon approval by the OSB MCLE department), which can be self-reported on your MCLE transcript.
For Instructions on self-reporting this credit, click HERE.
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Show Notes:
DEA Rescheduling of Marijuana
Controlled Substances Act (Wikipedia)
Marijuana Moment (Article 1)
Marijuana Moment (Article 2)
Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements Deemed Unconstitutional
Introduction to Beneficial Owner Information Reporting (fincen.gov)
Decision ((National Small Business United v. Yellen, et. al., 5:2022cv01448 (N.D. Ala. 2023))
SB1515: Updating and Revising OFLA and PLO
Legislative Overview
Enrolled Bill
Davis Wright Tremaine Article Blog Post
Bolton Blog Post
SBH Legal Blog Post
Lane Powell Blog Post (Overview of Paid Leave Oregon (PLO)
Oregon DOJ Concludes OLCC Investigation; Criminal Charges Not Warranted
DOJ Article
Summary Report
Eater PDX Article
Ellen Rosenblum Joins Antitrust Lawsuit Against Live Nation (TicketMaster)
Justice Department Article
Complaint (Great Graphic on Page 10)
ABC News Article
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This Episode’s Sponsors:
CC Reporting: providing remote court reporting services across the state of Oregon, and in-person coverage from Salem to Medford. Schedule online at CCReporting.com. CC Reporting: we've got you covered.
Gardner Beckley Meadows: Representing individuals and business owners throughout the state in the areas of real property, domestic relations, business matters, trusts and estates, and more. gardnerbeckley.com
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Intro/Outro Music:
“Happy Boy Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
“Happy Boy End Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
All Rights Reserved by Oregon Reporter Podcast, LLC; no part of this show may be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without permission.
For all inquiries: info@oregonreporterpodcast.com
Wednesday May 01, 2024
Wednesday May 01, 2024
Oregon Reporter Podcast
Oregon Law News, May 2024 (S1:E1): Discussing the FTC's non-compete ban; Grants Pass at SCOTUS; and HB 4121 (new Cannabis Rules)
Date of Publishing: May 1, 2024
MCLE ID No: 111146
(Approved by the OSB MCLE department on April 29, 2024)
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This episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast qualifies you for one general CLE Credit, which can be self reported on your MCLE transcript.
For Instructions on self-reporting this credit, click HERE.
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Show Notes:
FTC Non-Compete Ban
Text of Rule
FTC Guide
Fair Competition Blog Updates
Husch Blackwell Blog
Grants Pass Homelessness Law at the Supreme Court
Oral Argument Transcript
Scotus Blog Docket
Harvard Law Blog Post
Trop v. Dulles, 356 US 86 (1958)
Robinson v. California, 370 US 660 (1962)
Oregon HB 4121 (Cannabis Rule)
Enrolled Bill
Legislative History
Harris Silwoski Blog Post
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This Episode’s Sponsors:
CC Reporting: providing remote court reporting services across the state of Oregon, and in-person coverage from Salem to Medford. Schedule online at CCReporting.com. CC Reporting: we've got you covered.
Gardner Beckley Meadows: Representing individuals and business owners throughout the state in the areas of real property, domestic relations, business matters, trusts and estates, and more. gardnerbeckley.com
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Intro/Outro Music:
“Happy Boy Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
“Happy Boy End Theme,” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetch.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 LicenseCreativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
All Rights Reserved by Oregon Reporter Podcast, LLC; no part of this show may be reproduced, distributed, or adapted without permission.
For all inquiries: info@oregonreporterpodcast.com
Wednesday Apr 17, 2024
Wednesday Apr 17, 2024
Coming Summer 2024, the Oregon Reporter Podcast is your monthly review of the most important and interesting law updates in Oregon, including recent appellate decisions and legislation, and how those things might effect practicing attorneys across the state. Each episode of the Oregon Reporter Podcast will qualify you for one OSB accredited MCLE credit in the state of Oregon, that can be reported on your MCLE transcript.