Oregon Legal Research BlogThe latest volume of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, no. 4, 2006, has one article (out of six total) about Oregon law. It is the Comment “Missing from…
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Oregon’s Takings Clause
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Religion as Defense in Child Death: Oregon Statute
…Oregon [about religion as a defense when parents withhold medical treatment from their child] without otherwise identifying WHICH statute. For the record: it is this statute: 1999 Chapter…
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Oregon State Bar Fee Arbitration Program for Clients and Attorneys
Fee Arbitration and Fee Mediation Program: “The Oregon State Bar’s Fee Arbitration Program is program for resolving fee disputes between an Oregon attorney and a client, between Oregon clients…
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Can one operate a business in (an Oregon) jail or prison?
…on the law, ask the prison authorities, and ask a lawyer . Here in Oregon that means starting with the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and…
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Oregon Animal Law Research Resources
…one or more of these resources to find an answer to your question: 1) Oregon Legislature: searching for bills and laws by session 2) Lewis & Clark Animal Law Clinic…
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Oregon Superseded ORS Digitization Project: 1953-1987
The Washington County (Oregon) Law Library is scanning the 1953-1987 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). These particular volumes are also known as the “Gutbusters,” because the pages are filed…
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Land Use, Oregon, and the U.S. Supreme Court
…all.” In 1993, Stewart’s fears came true when the Oregon Supreme Court unexpectedly announced that waterfront property owners could not exclude the public from private beaches. Although federal courts refused…
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Oregon Notaries: There is a New Journal Rule: ID Theft Protections
From the Secretary of State’s office, Filing in Oregon dot com: “The Secretary of State has issued a new Oregon Administrative Rule, effective May 1, 2008 OAR 160-100-0210 Information…
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Oregon Legislative History: From PGE to Gaines
For a lesson on how Oregon has heretofore interpreted legislative history (and intent) – and how they will do so henceforth: Oregon v. Gaines (SC S055031), April 30, 2009…
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Buying, Selling, Merging and Closing a Law Practice in Oregon
…useful, but when they part less than amicably, they must have a book, forms, checklists, and sometimes more – a referee maybe? In Oregon, attorneys also have the incomparable PLF…