…Ethics of Unbundling.” Here’s an excerpt from the letter: “The past few years have seen many articles in the OSB Bulletin about ‘unbundling’ legal services. In the consumer law area…
…and consumer attorneys to decide if new ground has been broken. The questions the judges decide are: 1) Who decides whether the arbitration rider is enforceable?2) Is the arbitration…
…safety. 3) If you are thinking about getting a tattoo, approach the event as a smart consumer would approach the purchase and “consumption” of any other service, whether it is…
…any business operation, or any consumer for that matter, is surprised to hear that those at the top “haven’t a clue” what systems and procedures work (or don’t work), but…
…maybe I should change my password”) then I may have probed a little bit (we try not to probe too much) and then referred him to consumer or criminal law…
…defects in Oregon, the need for consumer protection and the availability and affordability of liability insurance for contractors. The task force has prepared a Report to the 74th Oregon Legislature…
…Briefs · Consumer Information/Protection· Criminal Law and Procedure…
…that allows you to place a security freeze on your credit file: Oregon Consumer Identity Theft Protection Act (2007 SB 583). More on this new law from Julie Tripp…
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