In August, OHSU Said Its Top Lawyer Had Retired. It Gave Her $1.8 Million to Go Quietly. - Willamette Week
Oregon Health & Science University paid its former top lawyer $1.8 million upon her retirement, despite previously characterizing the departure as a standard retirement.
In August, OHSU Said Its Top Lawyer Had Retired. It Gave Her $1.8 Million to Go Quietly. Willamette Week
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