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Lake Oswego, OR Monday Oct 26, 2026 @ 7:00 AM Pacific —
The Law Office of Randall J. Wolfe, a respected Oregon personal injury law firm with decades of combined legal experience, is proud to announce its rebranding as WolfeBarron Law, along with its relocation to 3 Centerpointe Drive, Lake Oswego, OR 97035. The new name reflects an exciting transition in the firm's leadership as attorney Charis WolfeBarron, daughter of founder Randall J. Wolfe, carries forward the family's legacy of dedicated legal advocacy.
Although the name and location are changing, WolfeBarron Law's core values, experienced legal team, and commitment to protecting the rights of injured Oregonians remain steadfast.
A New Generation of Leadership, Built on a Strong Foundation
For years, The Law Office of Randall J. Wolfe has earned a reputation for providing compassionate, results-driven legal representation to individuals and families throughout Oregon. Founded on principles of integrity, personalized attention, and determined advocacy, the firm has helped countless clients navigate some of life's most challenging circumstances.
As the next generation of leadership, Charis WolfeBarron brings her own legal experience, perspective, and dedication to client service while preserving the standards that have defined the firm.
The transition represents more than a change in name. It is a continuation of a family legacy, bringing together the foundation established by Randall J. Wolfe and the vision of a new generation of leadership.
Randall J. Wolfe will continue his association with the firm in an Of Counsel capacity, allowing WolfeBarron Law to maintain the benefit of his extensive legal knowledge and experience as the firm moves forward.
The Same Commitment to Excellence, Under a New Name
As WolfeBarron Law, the firm remains dedicated to representing individuals and families affected by negligence, serious injuries, and wrongful death throughout Oregon.
The firm's practice continues to encompass a broad range of personal injury matters, including motor vehicle collisions, commercial truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, catastrophic injuries, premises liability, and wrongful death claims.
Clients can continue to expect the personalized attention, thorough case preparation, open communication, and determined legal advocacy that have long distinguished the firm.
The name is new, yet our mission is unchanged: to deliver exceptional legal representation with compassion, respect, and individualized attention.
This commitment to continuity is especially important for current clients, who can feel confident that the firm's dedication to their cases and pursuit of favorable outcomes remains unwavering throughout the transition.
Honoring the Past While Embracing the Future
The rebranding to WolfeBarron Law is both a tribute to the firm's history and a reflection of its future.
By incorporating the next generation's name into the firm's identity, WolfeBarron Law recognizes Charis WolfeBarron's leadership while honoring the reputation and professional foundation established by her father.
The firm also plans to introduce a new website in the future to reflect its updated identity and provide an enhanced online experience for current and prospective clients. In the meantime, visitors can continue to access information about the firm's attorneys, practice areas, and legal services through its existing website at https://www.attorneywolfe.com/.
As WolfeBarron Law enters this new chapter, its focus remains where it has always been: standing beside injured individuals and families, protecting their rights, and pursuing justice through skilled, compassionate legal representation.
About WolfeBarron Law
WolfeBarron Law, formerly The Law Office of Randall J. Wolfe, is a Lake Oswego-based personal injury law firm serving clients throughout Oregon. With more than 45 years of combined legal experience, the firm represents individuals and families in personal injury, motor vehicle accident, catastrophic injury, premises liability, and wrongful death matters. Led by Managing Partner Charis WolfeBarron, with founder Randall J. Wolfe serving Of Counsel, WolfeBarron Law continues its tradition of dedicated advocacy, personalized service, and a commitment to excellence.
Firm Information
WolfeBarron Law
Formerly The Law Office of Randall J. Wolfe
3 Centerpointe Drive
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Phone: (503) 598-3500
Website: https://www.attorneywolfe.com/
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SaaS · Healthcare
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Finance · AI
Fredericksburg, TX Monday Oct 26, 2026 @ 8:45 AM Central —
Episode 1915 of the No Agenda Show, titled "Off The Rails," hosted by Adam Curry with a rotating cast of guest co-hosts, marks the 19th anniversary of the long-running media deconstruction podcast and delivers a significant announcement: the program will end its run this Thursday. Published October 25, 2026 from the Texas Hill Country, the episode doubles as a tribute to the late John C. Dvorak and a candid conversation about what comes next for Curry, the Dvorak family, and the No Agenda audience that has supported the show through 1,915 broadcasts.
The anniversary roundtable gathers an unusually large guest list, with Curry joined in sequence by venture capitalist Jason Calacanis, film producer Dana Brunetti, financial broadcaster Andrew Horowitz, Infowars host Rob Dew, and Texas commentator Matt Long. Topics covered include:
Elizabeth Holmes, Nathan Fielder's new documentary, and the line between securities fraud and startup hype
Tesla's flying car demo, Unitree's kung-fu robots, and AI-generated media "slop"
Immigration, national identity, housing policy, and the collapse of organized religion in Europe
Algorithm-driven news consumption and the end of appointment viewing
Curry confirms the show's conclusion directly during the broadcast. "Thursday will be the last, not just my last episode, but it will be the last episode of No Agenda," he tells the roundtable, explaining that he reached an agreement with the Dvorak family that "the show is not the show without John and Adam." Calacanis offers a tribute to Dvorak's influence on tech journalism, recalling running home from school to read JCD's PC Magazine column and crediting him with setting a standard "many generations of tech writers and commentators were inspired by."
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About No Agenda Show
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Oct 26 · 13:45·Newsworthy.ai
SaaS · Gaming
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Oct 26 · 13:43·Games Press
SaaS · Education
Monday 26 October, 2026
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Members of the Wild Welfare team attended the awards ceremony in Peterborough to celebrate alongside many other inspirational charities, non-profits, and fundraisers from across the UK.
The National Charity Today Awards celebrates excellence across the charitable sector, recognising achievement, innovation and impact. The ‘Technology for Good’ category, sponsored by accounting software provider iplicit, commends charities that harness digital tools and technology to drive positive impact, break down barriers, and expand access to vital services.
For many animal care staff working in zoos, aquariums, and sanctuaries around the world, accessing formal animal welfare training and educational resources can be difficult due to geographical, financial, and language barriers. Designed directly to address this need, ‘Wild About Welfare’ delivers a flexible, interactive digital learning programme that is freely available on both desktop and mobile devices.
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Wild Welfare announced that is it proud to share the award with the Animal Welfare Center at the University of Edinburgh’s Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, whose ongoing partnership has been vital to the platform’s success.
“The expert guidance, pedagogical knowledge and technical input from the Animal Welfare Center in Edinburgh have been instrumental in shaping, refining and delivering this vital resource.” said Sarah Bonser-Blake, lead developer of the e-learning programme.
Our Director, Simon Marsh added: “Collaboration is at the heart of everything we do. Working alongside world-leading researchers and educators ensures our learning materials remain scientifically robust, practical, applicable, and globally relevant. Ensuring that appropriate knowledge reaches the animal care teams is vital so the lives of the animals under their care are improved every day”
Louise Connelly, Senior Lecturer at the Animal Welfare Centre remarked how “the collaboration with Wild Welfare has enabled real-world impact - improving the lives of animals through education. We look forward to developing the programme further in the future.”
Receiving this award is a wonderful recognition of how technology can serve as a force for good in improving the lives of wild animals in human care everywhere. As Wild Welfare continue to expand the ‘Wild About Welfare’ programme with further language translations, they remain committed to making science-led welfare education accessible to as many programme users across the globe as possible. This project has been made possible through the generous support of numerous funders including Mandai Nature and The Silent Foundation.
Wild Welfare are urging any individuals or organisations interested in helping to fund the expansion of this award-winning programme to get in touch. Visit WildWelfare.org for more details.
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SaaS · Gaming
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