Corey, Byler & Rew, LLP

Corey, Byler & Rew, LLP is a law firm in Pendleton, OR. The firm is listed in the immigration lawyer category and holds a rating of 3.00 based on one review.

The firm's tradition of legal service in Eastern Oregon began in 1945, when George Corey returned from service in World War II and opened a law office in Pendleton. He maintained a general civil practice while also serving as the Umatilla County District Attorney, and he was active in civic affairs in Pendleton and the county. Alex Byler joined George Corey in 1958 after graduating from law school, and the two formed the partnership of Corey & Byler in 1960. Lawrence "Larry" Rew became a partner in 1965, bringing practice areas that included agricultural law, estate planning, business law, and real estate, and he later served as president of the Oregon State Bar. Steve Corey joined as a partner in 1973 and practices civil litigation ranging from complex business disputes to real estate litigation, along with advising clients on business matters.

The firm serves clients throughout Eastern Oregon and Washington from its office on SE Dorion Avenue, a short distance from the Umatilla County Courthouse, about 0.1 miles away. The Umatilla County Public Health Office is also within roughly 0.1 miles, and Centennial Park and the Children's Museum of Eastern Oregon sit nearby along SE Court Avenue, another main road in the area.

The firm's practice areas include agricultural law for farmers, ranchers, and agribusinesses, domestic relations work covering divorce, child custody, support agreements, and property division, estate, trust, and probate law, real estate matters including purchases, sales, leases, zoning, and litigation, and complex civil litigation. With roots in Pendleton going back to 1945 and partners who have shaped Oregon's legal community through the State Bar, Corey, Byler & Rew, LLP brings decades of regional experience to clients in Pendleton and across Eastern Oregon and Washington.