Going rate for a PC who can work solo is in the $20/hr range in Oregon right now and there are a lot of out of work people. One thing to consider - wh...

> If you have ever sorted out a riparian boundary, you have probably bumped in to case law.I'm hearing that in Jeff Foxworthy's voice.

> Case law. I am stumped. What do they mean? What am I missing? What should I read?Nowhere in the RCW's, for example, are the elements required to ...

> So many attorneys know just enough land law to be dangerous ....That's why they need the P.L.S. to be really on his/her game.

Timber Service Co. v. Ellis, 163 Or.App. 349,1999.> I believe it wasn't that it was not described in the deed, it was that there was no positive...

Timber Service Co. does have an extended discussion regarding tacking and privity but, unfortunately for this discussion, does not involve a foreclosu...

> It seems to me, after reading the ALTA standards of 2011, that when the client sends the formal request for an ALTA that the ALTA standards becom...

>Also you didn't say whether the bank was doing the adverse possessing or was being adversely possessed by a neighboring land owner. My question i...

I'd settle, but not for 50%. Counter with 90%, accept when they come up to 75-80%.

There is an Oregon Case, Reeves v. Porta (1941), in which the encroached upon owners were absentee. They lived in Los Angeles, and held the property w...

> According to my book Land Surveying Law, by John Keen....Hmm. That seems to be right on the issue. Does Mr. Keen provide any case law references ...

How do these rumors get started?

Congratulations, Jered.Will M&S be opening a Sacramento office?

> What is your opinion? Is preparing a description from another surveyor's work an action you do/ do not feel comfortable performing?It depends on...

> More to it than that....Indeed. There is a price to pay for brevity.

> What was the original reason the NSPS split from ACSM?In a nutshell - over 90% of the membership of ACSM were surveyors while having 1/4 of the c...