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Landlords, and others subject to the Oregon Landlord-Tenant Act, should consult or retain an Oregon attorney for advice on abandoned property, probate, guardianship or conservatorship, and other legal issues…

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…us (the 3 Oregon county law librarians who answer email legal reference questions for L-net, the online Oregon Statewide Reference Service). My Lane County Law Librarian counterpart crafted a…

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Oregon has three law schools, and three law school libraries, two of which are private. Each provides a generous amount of service to the public even though their primary…

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When Oregon Laws are codified*, they can be scattered all over their corresponding legislative subject compilation, the Oregon Revised Statutes, so, unless you are a researcher with too much…

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…like Willamette Week’s Give Guide or the Oregonian’s Season of Sharing …. Make Sure Your Donation is Doing What You Want it to Do – and learn a little about the…

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