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The recent wildfires in Oregon, and tragic fire in Maui, are salient reminders that such disasters can affect any of us. They also have legal implications after the fact….

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require only two years of law school in order to become a lawyer in Oregon, rather than the current requirement of three years….” [Read the OSB report, undated, circa 2021.]…

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“Change afoot in American civil justice system,” Jul 22, 2014, by Rebecca Love Kourlis (former justice of the Colorado Supreme Court). Excerpt: “…. Due process in the American civil

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literature. Search online: civil disobedience activism protest revolts civil rights, anarchy, revolution, etc. Read federal and Oregon law, including statutes, cases, and regulations. (I recommend asking a law librarian for…

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If you’re an Oregon city official and need some expert guidance on how to get legal advice regarding a government matter, call the League of Oregon Cities (LOC) Legal…

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OSB recently published 2006 revisions to their “Creditors’ Rights and Remedies” and “Oregon Uniform Civil Jury Instructions” CLE manuals/deskbooks (could I start a movement to STOP calling them CLEs…

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