…information can be found at the National Consumer Law Center, and, especially for non-lawyers, see their Consumer Education brochures. New Legal Links programs on Foreclosure will soon be at the…
…upon as well as the agreed upon rate and date of payment. The Department of Consumer Affairs will provide model contracts in English and six other languages commonly spoken in…
…patrons. The site can help get answers to questions on Oregon topics such as family law, eviction, and consumer law. If you are interested in getting a question answered the…
…down. Contact the Oregon State Bar to check an attorney’s membership, call the Oregon Attorney General to find out if there are any consumer complaints, or ongoing investigations, against an…
…28) Direct unrepresented litigants to attorney referral services and information on how to work with attorneys (fees, preparation, etc.) 29) Referrals to government agencies & nonprofits (housing, disabilities, grandparents, elder law, consumer law,…
…website (where you can also find their “30-second Law School” consumer and other Oregon law tips!). The Oregon State Bar (OSB) videotaped this Wednesday, November 7th, 2013, Small Claims Court program that…
…Gulf War Illness, and PTSD Claims information, and much, much more. Hat tip to Oregon attorney John Gear, his Law for Real People Blog, and collection of Useful consumer law…
…Lawyers Association and in cooperation with the OSB Consumer Law Section. Participants will earn 3.75 Access to Justice MCLE Credits. Oregon Secretary of State Kate Brown will give the keynote…
…and related consumer debt issues. 2) Oregon Bankruptcy Blog (Oregon attorney Tom McAvity): blogs about all things bankruptcy, including educational posts and links to articles. 3) Portland Bankruptcy Law Group…
…to begin your research is with the: State of Oregon Home Care Commission and their Consumer / Employer Tools website. Their contact information is: Department of Human Services Seniors and…
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