Stoll Berne attorney Nadia Dahab received the 2017 New Lawyer of the Year Award from the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (“OTLA”) at their annual convention in August.
Stoll Berne was excited to have had the opportunity to view the 2017 Eclipse with a view party from the building’s balcony. For most, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity was enjoyed by all
The Ninth Circuit this week agreed with the trial court that a class of customers was overcharged for online orders.
Stoll Berne attorney, Keith Dubanevich, took to the catwalk in support of Oregon Women Lawyer’s Fashion Show which benefits Dress for Success Oregon.
According to a number of reports, Wells Fargo automatically signed up customers with auto loans for auto insurance, even if the customers were already covered by auto insurance.
Stoll Berne is excited to announce that THIRTEEN of our attorneys were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America©2018 as well as two Shareholders named as Portland,
Stoll Berne attorney, Tim DeJong, performed on August 3, 2017 in the Multnomah Bar Association’s Battle of the Lawyer Bands.
The Multi-State letter opposes restrictions Congress is contemplating on a new rule passed by the CFPB that would prohibit banks from requiring consumers to waive their right to seek redress
Stoll Berne attorneys Gary Berne, Timothy DeJong, and Rob Shlachter were recently named in the Top 50 Oregon attorneys by Super Lawyer Magazine’s 2017 edition of Oregon Super Lawyers.
A class action was certified in federal court in California against Procter & Gamble on behalf of customers who allege that the company’s “flushable” wet wipes weren’t actually flushable.
A federal judge in Ohio ruled that a certified class of nearly 7,000 insurance agents were misclassified as independent contractors by American Family Insurance Co. and are in fact employees
The Economic Policy Institute just released a fact sheet debunking industry claims that consumers recover more money in arbitration than class actions.
On July 20, 2017, Congressional Republicans began a process to attempt to eliminate a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule that stops companies from putting class action bans in their arbitration clauses
Ruby Life, Inc., the parent company of online dating website Ashley Madison, reached an $11.2 million deal to resolve a class action in which users alleged that Ashley Madison had
Paul Bland has written an excellent article in The Hill that reviews the background behind the publication of the new CFPB rule banning mandatory arbitration, and addresses the merits and
On July 10, 2017, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced a new rule to ban companies from using mandatory arbitration clauses to deny groups of people their day in
On July 10, 2017, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) finalized its rule to restore consumers’ right to join together in challenging financial fraud and scams in court.
U.S. District Judge Michael W. Mosman upheld a magistrate judge’s recommendation to deny in-part and grant in-part motions to dismiss filed by Sidley Austin LLP, Deloitte & Touche, Tonkon Torp,
The Second Circuit affirmed a district court ruling finding that Foot Locker owes an estimated $100 million-plus in benefits to a class of about 16,000 workers whose retirement benefits it
Twelve individual Stoll Berne attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyer Magazine in their 2017 Oregon Super Lawyers edition. They include:
