Scott Phillips, Attorney at Wesson, Carlson & Swanlund
OFFICE: 9115 SW Oleson Rd., Suite 203, Portland, OR 97223
PHONE: 503-469-1229
EMAIL: Scott@wcslawfirm.com
Oregon Small Business Lawyer
Business litigation, formation, and maintenance for Portland, Oregon small businesses.RSS Feed
Blog Topics
Archives
Blogroll
Lawyer Blogs
Legal Resources
Portland Area Professionals
Recent Tweets
- PDX law blog: Scott Phillips is joining the firm of Wesson, Carslon, & Swanlund!: By the end of the February, I wi... http://bit.ly/cAVvmm 1 month ago
- Cell phone bans fail to decrease accidents, drivers simply find other ways to distract themselves http://bit.ly/drnjE3 1 month ago
- Firm Sanctioned $6,000 Over 'Spiteful' Lawsuit http://post.ly/KvjB 1 month ago
- Lessig Calls Google Book Settlement A “Path To Insanity” http://post.ly/Kjb7 1 month ago
- Loving the new Google Voice Web app! Bite me Apple. Your iPhone app approval be damned, I shall have Gvoice on my iPhone! 1 month ago
DISCLAIMER
The information provided on this Web site is offered for informational purposes only. It is not offered as legal advice and does not constitute legal advice. Scott Phillips does not seek to represent you based upon your visit to or review of this Web site. Reading and responding to emails sent through the Web site does not create an attorney-client relationship. This Web site may be considered advertising under the Rules of Professional Conduct of the Oregon State Bar. You should not make legal hiring decisions based upon brochures, advertising or other promotional materials.
Blog at WordPress.com. Theme: Cutline by Chris Pearson.
1 response so far ↓
P. Greene // July 31, 2009 at 3:17 pm |
Scotty,
Nice post on the clunkers, I am looking into a clunker trade for myself. I have a 98′ Buick Park Avenue, and now I have some creative ideas to add some value.
“Evidently what I consider entrepreneurial, Congress considers fraud.”
Junk car collectors and tow truck drivers live in sorrow as their dreams of a new camero are dashed by Congress.
Evidently what I consider entrepreneurial, Congress considers fraud.