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…on your specific situation, you may want to call the Oregon Attorney General Consumer helpline. Their telephone numbers: Salem area: (503) 378-4320Portland area: (503) 229-5576In Oregon (toll free): (1-877) 877-9392…

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I post not infrequently* about consumer protection issues, which are a big part of public law library (and regular public library) business from both attorneys and non-attorneys: From Portlander…

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Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) has a website with information about debt-repair (or debt management) companies: FAQs for consumers about debt management companies: Excerpt: “If you’re…

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…news stories about the Review using these words and limiting your search to the past year (unless you want previous years’ reports): Discipline System Review Committee Oregon State Bar Currently,…

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…Club research tip: Portland State University has a collection of City Club of Portland 1920-2007 reports via PDX Scholar.) (Here is an archived copy of the Report’s press release.)…

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…magazine indexes often available from public libraries (e.g. this gateway at WCCLS) and legal research databases (see this guide, for example). Marijuana taxation articles may show up not just…

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