How can you remove easements and other adverse interests from real property? Suppose you are buying, selling, or developing real property. A lot about the property can be revealed through due diligence, the preliminary title report, or the deed. Sometimes – hopefully not often– this work can surprise property interests and impact a successful conveyance. […]
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Back by popular demand is Schroeder Law Office’s FREE live webinar series. The 2021 VACCINE series follows the 2020 COVID-19 series. It will span across seven topics of water law. The first webinar of the series, Contracting Out-of-Boundary Water and Wastewater Services will take place on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 from noon to 1:00 PM,
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Trading Water as a Commodity Unappropriated water has long been considered a public resource. It is subject to private ownership rights and development, to be sure. But the law generally treats water differently compared to commodities like consumer goods or other natural resources like lumber. The UN recognized water’s essential role in the public commons
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In case you missed it, on June 10, 2020, Schroeder Law Offices presented a webinar on stockwater on and off public land. Panelists included Laura Schroeder and Therese Ure of Schroeder Law Offices, P.C. and Alan Schroeder of Schroeder Law in Boise Idaho. The panelists discussed stockwater in Nevada, Idaho, and Oregon. The webinar’s topics
In the final COVID-19 webinar, Laura Schroeder, Therese Ure, and Sarah Liljefelt discuss various types of easements and how to protect water access. The webinar airs on June 17, 2020 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM. You can view the webinar here! First, learn the different types of easements, how they are created, and when
In the ninth COVID-19 webinar, Laura Schroeder and Alan Schroeder discussed stockwater on and off public land. The webinar was held June 10, 2020. A recording of the presentation is available here. This webinar focusses on acquisition of stockwater use in Nevada, Idaho, and Oregon. Participants will learn how to obtain new stockwater permitted uses
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By Therese Ure and Lisa Mae Gage In case you missed it, on May 13, 2020, Schroeder Law Offices presented a very informative webinar regarding water right adjudications. (To view the full webinar, please visit https://www.water-law.com/webinars/water-right-adjudication/). During this webinar, attorneys Laura Schroeder and Therese Ure provided attendees with valuable information concerning water codes in Oregon
This video tackles the vast and sometimes confusing world of water right adjudication. Explore the history and meaning behind adjudications, how to file a claim, and the process that leads to issuance of a decree. Presenters are Laura Schroeder and Therese Ure with Sarah Liljefelt as moderator. Firstly, the presenters introduce water codes in Oregon and
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Laura Schroeder and Wyatt Rolfe discuss how to conduct due diligence on water use rights. Learn the basics about water use rights in property transactions, locating water use right documents, and determining if any issues are present. Receive practical information to locate any “red flags” in these files, how to locate information online, and about
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What is Non-Compliant Well Construction? This webinar reviews Oregon Water Resources Department and Oregon Health Authority rules regarding well construction, why well construction matters to water rights of use, and options to resolve the problems. Presenters are Laura Schroeder of Schroeder Law Offices, Bob Long of CWM-H2O, LLC, and Clint Kinney of Corvallis Drilling Co.
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For Oregon water users, this webinar covers the grounds for cancellation used by the Oregon Water Resources Department, how a cancellation is initiated, and how to protect your water rights of use! Laura Schroeder and Therese Ure. This is one of a series of educational webinars prepared by Schroeder Law Offices. For more information and
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In this webinar on demand Laura Schroeder discuss water shut off in Oregon, Washington and Nevada. This webinar discussed the role of watermasters, the rules they enforce, and how to challenge incorrect watermaster decisions. This is one of a series of educational webinars prepared by Schroeder Law Offices. For more information and to view other
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In this webinar on demand Rachelq Harman discusses the ins and outs of Idaho water right research. Moderated by Laura Schroeder. Laura and Rachelq take viewers on a tour of the Idaho Water Resources Department’s (IDWR’s) website. Specifically they focus on the publicly available Idaho water right research and mapping tools. They start at IDWR’s
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This webinar provides an overview of Nevada water right research tools. The presenter is Paralegal Lisa Mae Gage and moderator is Shareholder Therese Ure. This webinar reviews the Nevada Division of Water Resources (“NDWR”) online database. After that Lisa Mae discusses features and highlights, as well as detailed information about water right search tools available
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This webinar video discusses the ins and outs of water right research in Oregon. Tara Jackson presents, moderated by Sarah Liljefelt. Tara Jackson is a veteran Senior Paralegal with Schroeder Law Offices in Portland. Tara has been on the front line in dozens of client matters. She has been the go-to expert in Oregon water
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For the sixth COVID-19 webinar, paralegals Rachelq Harman, Tara Jackson, and Lisa Mae Gage will discuss the research tools and resources available on the Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR), Oregon Water Resources Department (OWRD), and Nevada Division of Water Resources (NDWR) online databases. The webinar will occur in 3 parts on May 20,
