Oregon Appeals Court Upholds $1.2 Million Verdict Against Lamar Over Wall Sign Permit
Lamar breached its implied duty of good faith by surrendering a Portland wall sign's state permit for a credit it could not use, a jury could find, the court held.
Lamar breached its implied duty of good faith by surrendering a Portland wall sign's state permit for a credit it could not use, a jury could find, the court held.
Investors who checked a box certifying their information was correct did not agree to a hyperlinked arbitration clause, the Oregon Court of Appeals held.
The court held activists plausibly alleged the Justice Department's TITAN Fusion Center surveils political activity beyond any power the Legislature granted.