Tue 15 May, 2018 / by Casey Nokes / General
Cable Huston is pleased to welcome Justice Brooks to the firm as an associate. Justice focuses his practice on business, commercial, employment and tort litigation. He has a broad range of trial and appellate experience in state and federal court. Justice also advises and trains businesses on employment related issues and has developed a specialty in marijuana law. Justice graduated magna cum laude from UALR William H. Bowen School of Law. He obtained his bachelor’s and MBA …
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Wed 4 Apr, 2018 / by Casey Nokes / 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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Thu 1 Mar, 2018 / by Casey Nokes / General
Cable Huston is pleased to announce that attorney Jessie Minger has joined the firm as a partner. Jessie brings her unique experience in understanding the nuances of probate administration, trust law and elder law, as well as having court room expertise and experience. Jessie’s work as a prosecutor at the Multnomah County District Attorney’s office and her civil trial experience enables her to effectively represent clients involved in litigation, settlement, mediation and arbitration. She is …
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Tue 20 Feb, 2018 / by Casey Nokes / General
The Oregon Supreme Court recently appointed Cable Huston attorney Jon Monson to serve as a pro tempore (“pro tem”) judge for the Multnomah County Circuit Court. Pro tem judges sit as part-time volunteer circuit court judges, overseeing summary judgment motions and other issues to assist the court with managing its docket. Pro tem judges are interviewed and recommended by the local bar judicial screening committee and ultimately appointed by the Oregon Supreme Court to serve …
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