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Something That Insurers and Policyholders Can Agree On…

By Seth Row on July 11, 2013
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Is that the building where a lot of Oregon’s insurance disputes are decided, the Multnomah County Courthouse, needs to be replaced.  Hopefully the Legislature’s allocation of some new funds for planning will push the project into reality-land, although we have all had our hopes raised before.  Our state-court judges are under enough stress with low pay, staffing cuts, and having to juggle administrative tasks with serving the needs of justice – they deserve (and the taxpaying public deserves) safe and functional accommodations to do the people’s work.

$15M revives plans for a new Multnomah County Courthouse – Portland Business Journal:

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Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and…

Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and other claims.

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    Insurance
  • Blog:
    The Northwest Policyholder
  • Organization:
    Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP
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