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Now on booktv Thomas Stanton argues the main difference between companies that successfully made it through the 2008 financial crisis and those that didnt was the willingness of upper management to listen to feedback before making decisions. This is about an hour and 15 minutes. Good afternoon and welcome to the cato institute. I am the director of Financial Regulation studies at cato. I am also honored to serve as moderator for todays book form. Reading press coverage of the financial crisis on...

Oregon Department of Human Services attorneys have subpoenaed nine years of state Sen. Sara Gelser Blouin’s correspondence with hundreds of people, including foster children, lawyers, journalists and even celebrity Paris Hilton. The agency’s vast subpoena surfaced last week in the federal class-action lawsuit filed against the Oregon Department of Human Services on behalf of Oregon […] The post Facing a class-action lawsuit, Oregon DHS subpoenas senator’s emails befor...

Four of Oregon’s largest hospital systems are trying to revive a lawsuit that accuses the state of failing to provide its residents with adequate mental health care.

Marion County judges have tried to bypass a federal court order in a dispute about treating suspects in the Oregon State Hospital.

The Oregon Health Authority is facing mounting questions from agency staff and disability advocates about its system that determines whether vulnerable Oregonians receive the mental health care they need.

The Oregon Health Authority is facing mounting questions about whether vulnerable Oregonians receive the mental health care they need.

Disability Rights Oregon accused Marion County courts of thwarting an order designed to ease overcrowding at the Oregon State Hospital.

The council also heard hours of testimony on the mayor's proposal to ban daytime camping everywhere.

The Portland City Council approved a class-action settlement over disability access Wednesday, May 31. While city leaders championed the lawsuit and settlement, some say the agreement will actually do little to bring the city into compliance with federal laws. The settlement was approved the same day the council considered a new daytime camping ban ordinance. Both actions aim to prohibit unhoused people from setting up tents or sleeping on sidewalks. In September 2022, a lawsuit...

The Portland City Council approved a class-action settlement over disability access Wednesday, May 31. While city leaders championed the lawsuit and settlement, some say the agreement will actually do little to bring the city into compliance with federal laws. The settlement was approved the same day the council considered a new daytime camping ban ordinance. Both actions aim to prohibit unhoused people from setting up tents or sleeping on sidewalks. In September 2022, a lawsuit...