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Laura’s practice includes water rights acquisitions, sales, contracts, easements, well share and water delivery agreements, adjudications, permitting, extensions, transfers, certification, regulatory compliance and litigation of water rights disputes before state administrative bodies as well as State and Federal trial and appellate courts.

Therese Ure completed factual investigations related to civil and administrative matters; drafted and edited documents; prepared trial exhibits; prepared for and undertook client interviews; drafted state and federal agency requests; prepared for and completed witness identification and preliminary interviews; prepared discovery requests; organized production requests and responses; completed simple legal research; and assisted attorneys in all aspects of hearing and trial.

Myles Conway specializes in real estate law, land use and public lands issues.  He represents a diverse client roster, assisting landowners and developers in connection with the acquisition, sale, leasing and development of commercial, residential, industrial and ranch/farm properties.

I earned a bachelor's degree from Mississippi State University and a PhD in cognitive psychology from the University of Tennessee before moving to Oregon in 1999.

Protecting signature landscapes and wildlife habitat. Preserving farm and forest lands or historic places. Providing people access to nature.

Rick Glick helps clients navigate the labyrinth of federal and state environmental permitting processes for major infrastructure projects. He counsels clients that the shortest path to long-term success usually correlates with the smallest environmental footprint.

Susan Glen is a partner at Dunn Carney LLP where she practices real estate and business law. She leads the firm Real Estate and Land Use Team and is an active member of the firm’s Construction and Design Team.

Kate Moore works with clients as they navigate natural resource and environmental legal challenges. Her natural resource practice is primarily focused on water law, in both transactional matters and litigation.

Tim Bernasek focuses on agriculture and natural resources law, as well as administrative, real estate, employment, and business law. He leads Dunn Carney’s Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources Team, sponsor of the firm’s popular annual Ag Summit.

Ms. Weis received a B.A. degree in biology from Baylor University in 1987, where she was a National Merit Scholar, followed by an M.S. degree in biology from the same institution in 1990.

Chris joined Haglund Kelley in 2017 after spending his first two years of practice in Roseburg, Oregon. He helps clients in Portland and throughout Oregon confront a wide variety of challenges.

Montana native Michael Neff graduated in 1982 with a B.A. in History from Whitman College, and received his law degree in 1992 from the University of Oregon.

Elizabeth works with companies and individuals to navigate complex natural resource and environmental regulations and to obtain permits and authorizations.

Charlie Tebbutt and the office team are primarily environmental lawyers who assist communities, organizations, tribes, unions and individuals across the United States in protecting themselves and their members from industrial pollution and chemical injury.

Dan graduated from the University of Oregon School of Law in 2010 and has been practicing public interest environmental law ever since. He enforces our nation's environmental laws against polluters, representing the interests of individuals, local grassroots organizations, and national non-profits.

Mr. Schroeder has provided quality legal services to individuals, families, farmers, ranchers, businesses, non-profit organizations, cities, and counties.

Nossaman represents a wide array of government and private entities engaged in resource use and conservation activities both within California and across the nation.