Wed 3 Jun, 2020 / by Cable Huston / Verdicts & Cases
Cable Huston recently won a major victory in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for client Patrick Allen, the current director of the Oregon Health Authority. The ruling ordered the dismissal of Director Allen from a long-standing lawsuit between the Oregon Health Authority and FamilyCare, Inc. arising from FamilyCare’s exit from the coordinated care market in Oregon in 2018. Cable Huston’s appellate team included partners Jon W. Monson and Nicole M. Swift and associate Nikki …
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Wed 20 Nov, 2019 / by Cable Huston / Verdicts & Cases
Cable Huston partner Katie Haraguchi successfully defended clients Cynthia and James Bradley dba Northwest Pom Rescue in a recent jury trial in Multnomah County Circuit Court. The plaintiffs alleged fraud, negligence, and emotional distress related to the rehoming of a Pomeranian named Sara. After a 4-day jury trial that received media attention in The Oregonian, the jury unanimously returned a verdict denying Plaintiffs’ claims. Ms. Haraguchi was assisted at trial by associate Nikki Abercrombie.
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Thu 14 Mar, 2019 / by Cable Huston / Verdicts & Cases
A United States judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by Oregon promoters against Goldenvoice, ending the year-long battle over the California festival’s radius clause that prevented artists performing at the 125,000-person two-weekend event from playing other festivals for months at a time. After hearing oral arguments in his Oregon courtroom, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Mosman sided with Goldenvoice’s attorneys and dismissed the year-old lawsuit with prejudice……Read More
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Wed 4 Apr, 2018 / by Cable Huston / Verdicts & Cases
Congratulations to Cable Huston client Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) on a recent victory before the Oregon Court of Appeals. The case involved a dispute between EWEB and a local property owner regarding the scope of EWEB’s rights to access the owner’s property in order to maintain a fish return channel located along the McKenzie River. The fish return channel is part of a system designed by EWEB to protect threatened salmon species and …
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