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Buckley Law Attorneys Selected as 2026 Oregon Rising Stars and Super Lawyers Honorees

Super Lawyers Magazine has announced that Buckley Law P.C. attorneys Molly Becker, Katrina Seipel, and Noah Morss have been selected to their 2026 Oregon Rising Stars list through the Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers peer program. Jaye Wickham Taylor was recognized as a Super Lawyers. While the

Buckley Law Wins 2026 Top Workplaces Culture Excellence Awards

Lake Oswego, OR – Buckley Law P.C. is pleased to announce that it is a 2026 Top Workplaces Culture Excellence winner. Energage, a purpose-driven organization that develops solutions to build and brand Top Workplaces. The Top Workplaces program has a 19-year history of surveying and

Pacific Northwest Leads on AI Companion Regulation

by Martin Medeiros, Buckley Law, P.C. In early 2026, the Pacific Northwest emerged as a leader in regulating emotionally engaging artificial intelligence. Oregon and Washington each passed targeted legislation addressing the unique risks posed by AI companions — sophisticated chatbots designed to simulate sustained human-like

Katelyn Skinner Recognized as 2026 40 Under 40 Honoree by the Portland Business Journal

Lake Oswego, OR – Buckley Law P.C. is pleased to announce that attorney and shareholder Katelyn Skinner has been named to the “40 Under 40” list by the Portland Business Journal (PBJ) for 2026. Katelyn has been with Buckley Law since 2017, was elected a

FinCEN’s Real Estate Reporting Rule Reversal: What It Means for Real Estate

By Jon Phillips, Buckley Law P.C. For years, U.S. real estate has been viewed as a prime vehicle for moving and storing illicit wealth. In response, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) introduced a sweeping rule aimed at increasing transparency in residential real estate transactions—particularly

What Every CPA Needs to Know When Advising Nonprofits in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

by Martin Medeiros, Buckley Law, P.C. As artificial intelligence reshapes the operational and financial landscape of virtually every sector, nonprofit organizations are no exception. From AI-powered donor outreach platforms to automated grant management systems and machine-learning-driven financial forecasting tools, nonprofits are adopting AI at a

Your AI Brainstorm Just Waived Attorney-Client Privilege: The SDNY Wake-Up Call Every Executive Needs Now

by Martin Medeiros, Buckley Law, P.C. In today's dynamic digital landscape, artificial intelligence tools like large language model (LLM) based user interfaces popularly called “chatbots” have become indispensable for brainstorming ideas, drafting documents, and even strategizing legal defenses. However, a recent ruling from the Southern

Guidelines for Navigating AI Clauses in Contracts: Key Considerations for Modern M&A Deals

by Martin Medeiros, Buckley Law, P.C. Everyone wants simple, clearly written and short contracts. The problem is every clause was forged on the anvil of litigation. Now your contracts must include how to deal with AI, or AI will deal with you as it sees

Buckley Law named one of Oregon’s Most Admired Companies of 2025

We are pleased to announce that Buckley Law P.C. has been named one of Oregon’s Most Admired Companies in 2025 by the Portland Business Journal. This is the fifth year we have received this honor. To generate the rankings for Oregon’s Most Admired Companies,

Buckley Law Shareholder Layla McLean updates the Oregon trusts and estates resource guide for 2025

by Layla Kailani McLean, Buckley Law P.C. Revocable Transfer on Death Deed (OR) Resource Guide Buckley Law Shareholder and Attorney Layla McLean has published and updated the Revocable Transfer on Death Deed (OR) resource guide with Practical Law and Thomson Reuters for 2025. Layla McLean’s

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