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…program for resolving fee disputes between an Oregon attorney and a client, between Oregon clients with out-of-state attorneys, or between Oregon attorneys. All parties must voluntarily agree to participate.“…

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Oregon State Bar (OSB) recently updated their Economic Survey, which includes current (2012) hourly rates for attorneys in Oregon (in addition to many other measures, compensation, job satisfaction, etc.)…

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When researching Oregon attorney fee issues, these are useful (outdated, but still helpful) supplements to your primary and current law research: 1) OLI CLE course book, “Effective Litigation…

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…their specialized legal research resources, including databases, books, and professional law librarians. More WHO answers: Government attorneys and other employees, metro-area residents, solo and small law firm attorneys who assist…

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…attorneys only: does attorney colleague have a sample form? 6) sample (fill-in) form at a jurisdiction-specific legal stationer’s store? 7) sample form in a subject or procedure-specific legal encyclopedia treatise?…

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Can a self-represented (pro se) litigant claim “attorneys fees?” For a discussion of the meaning of attorneys fees in the context of a pro se litigant’s public records lawsuit,…

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