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Nakamoto SALEM, Ore. (Legal Newsline) - Oregon’s highest court has reversed an appeals court’s dismissal of a wrongful-discharge suit by a former state agency official, saying it was up to the jury to decide whether it was reasonable for her to think she was fired for whistleblowing. Kyle Walker was hired as chief executive officer of the Oregon Travel Experience, a quasi-public agency responsible for tourism market signs, in December 2012. She soon became embroiled in disputes with the OTE’s volunteer governing board, however, and was fired in October 2014. After she was fired, Walker sued the agency, claiming the board retaliated against her for informing a state administrative official about a variety of complaints including violating the public meeting law. Walker took charge of OTE after an auditor determined the agency wasn’t in compliance with state standards for employee pay and much of her dispute with the governing board wa ....
OUTLaw honors LGBTQ alumni Lynn Nakamoto ’85 and Robert Raben ’88 for their intersectional leadership OUTLaw, the NYU Law student group that brings together self-identifying LGBTQ students, alumni, faculty, and staff and their allies, held a virtual ceremony on January 28 to present its annual alumni award. This year, for the first time, there were two recipients: Justice Lynn Nakamoto ’85 of the Oregon Supreme Court and Robert Raben ’88, president and founder of the Raben Group, a national public affairs and strategic communications firm. In her opening remarks, Tal Charme-Zane ’22, one of OUTLaw’s co-chairs, lauded Nakamoto and Raben’s commitment to intersectional leadership: “Both have dedicated their careers to amplifying the many voices that make up our incredibly diverse LGBTQ community.” ....