Mr. Roy Pulvers is a lawyer practicing ethics / professional responsibility, appeals, antitrust / trade law and 2 other areas of law. Roy received a B.A. degree from University of Michigan, and has been licensed for 43 years. Roy practices at Holland & Knight LLP in Portland, OR.
Honors & Awards
· Named annually since 2008 to the Oregon Super Lawyers list in the area of Appellate Law
· Selected annually since 2009 for inclusion in "The Best Lawyers in America®" in the area of First Amendment Law
· Holds the AV® Peer Review Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, its highest rating for ethics and legal ability
Presentations
Mr. Pulvers has conducted many CLE presentations before a variety of organizations, including the American Bar Association National Conference on Professional Responsibility, Oregon State Bar, Oregon Law Institute, Oregon Appellate Court Judges Association, Federal Bar Association, Multnomah County Bar Association, Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and Portland law firms. The topics of these presentations have included protective orders, mandamus practice, legal ethics, appellate law, election law, state constitutional law, government liability, mandamus practice, protective orders and habeas corpus reform.
Publications
He has also written articles, conducted speeches and panel presentations, and appeared on television concerning the ballot initiative process and drug testing in the workplace.
His publications include:
· "Petitioning for Review in the Oregon Supreme Court," Appeal and Review (Oregon State Bar CLE, 2011)
· "Compendium of Relevant Case Law," co-author, Appeal and Review (Oregon State Bar CLE, 1994, with 1998 Supplement)
· "Issues for In-House Counsel in Dealing With Contacts of Represented and Unrepresented Persons," principal author, Legal Ethics for In-House Corporate Counsel, 87 C.P.S. (BNA) A-91 (Sept. 2007)
· "Separation of Powers Under the Oregon Constitution: A User's Guide," 75 Oregon Law Review 443 (1996)
· "Revolution and Evolution: What is going on with statutory interpretation in the Oregon Courts?" co-author, Oregon State Bar Bulletin (January 1996)
Mr. Pulvers was a manuscript editor for "Taming the Storm: The Life and Times of Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. and the South's Fight Over Civil Rights," by Jack Bass (Doubleday, 1993), and research and editorial assistant for "Unlikely Heroes," by Jack Bass (Simon & Schuster, 1981).
Personal
Community/Civic Activities
Oregon Democratic Lawyers Council, Founder and Co-Chair
Oregon Progressive Fund and Oregon Progressive Alliance
· Member of the Advisory Committees
· Founding Lawyer-Director
Oregon Lawyers for a Sustainable Future, Founding Member of the Steering Committee
Treasurer for the Committee to Re-Elect Judge Rick Haselton to the Oregon Court of Appeals
Lawyers Committee of the Oregon ACLU, Volunteer Attorney and Member
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