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Oregon Infectious Disease Whistleblower Gets Day in Court

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By Perkins Coie LLP, Cal Keith
| HR Daily Advisor Verified
A recent Oregon court decision based on facts arising long before COVID-19 may shed light on some of the issues facing employers when employees raise virus-related safety concerns. Source: Mehaniq / Shutterstock Facts Margherita Vergara was a housekeeper at a Eugene hotel operating under the business name Eugene University Inn & Suites. She sued Koomal Patel, a shareholder in the business, alleging statutory whistleblower claims.
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Fintech Week in Review: Week of August 14th, 2020

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By Perkins Coie LLP
| LexBlog
In this week’s Fintech Report, we examine the state of California’s opinion on crypto escrow services under the Money Transmission Act (MTA), as well as the Federal Reserve’s development work and experiments with a digital dollar or Central Band Digital Currency (CBDC). To read the full report click here.
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COVID-19 Business Interruption Litigation: Lessons Learned So Far

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By Perkins Coie LLP
| LexBlog
By Norton Cutler, James (Jim) M. Davis, and Bradley Dlatt Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of businesses of all sizes have been forced to file lawsuits against their property insurers for failing to honor their contractual obligations to provide business interruption, extra expense, civil authority, and other coverage for the substantial losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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