Clean Water Act of 2023

Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives have taken action to clarify the Clean Water Act following the Sackett decision, introducing new legislation into Congress in October of 2023. The purpose of the “Clean Water Act of 2023” is to counteract the narrow interpretation of the term “navigable waters” set forth in the Supreme Court’s

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For Sale by Owner

This weekend my brother Paul explained how he had successfully used Facebook Marketplace to sell extra furniture.  Wow, I thought, this is a great resource. But then a potential client called today.  The potential client posted For Sale by Owner on Facebook Marketplace without legal advice.  The problem was NOT with the platform, but with

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USCID and Schroeder Law Offices to Host Webinar on How to Obtain Title Transfer for Federal Water Projects

Join the US Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (USCID) on April 12th, 2023 at 11:00 AM (Pacific Time) for a webinar on How to Obtain Title Transfer for Federal Water Projects. Frank Dimick, of Dimick Water Resources Engineering, will host the 30-minute presentation and Q+A session via Zoom. Participants will also learn how the United

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Therese Stix Appointed USCID Vice President!

Therese Stix has been appointed by its Board of Directors as Vice President of the United States Committee on Irrigation and Drainage.  USCID’s mission is to promote progressive irrigation, drainage, and flood control practices in support of food and fiber production and public safety, recognizing that sustainability embodies economic, social, and environmental goals. 

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Oregon Water Resources Department Pushes for More Regulation

The Oregon Water Resources Department (“OWRD”) has stopped processing new groundwater applications and begun to severely limit groundwater permit extensions. This policy change places a significant burden on groundwater permittees and will directly impact agriculture in Oregon. Ultimately, OWRD’s policy change will significantly limit agricultural expansion in the state.  In his article “Oregon Moves to

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