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2007 SB 946 (2007 Oregon Laws, Chapter 180) created new protections for victims of domestic violence, requiring reasonable safety measures to protect employees at work or in connection with…

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The Construction Claims Task Force Report to the 74th Oregon Legislature (also available here) has been published. The Construction Claims Task Force: “The Construction Claims Task Force was created…

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Read the Dec. 10, 2012, press release at the Governor’s website. Other press releases can be found at the Legislature’s website: Excerpt: “The Oregon Legislature will meet in Special…

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This, my, blog is about Oregon Legal Research, but if you want a quick and dirty way to track Oregon Legal News as it’s reported in Oregon blawgs (aka…

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In a challenge to the validity Article VII (Amended) of the Oregon Constitution, the Oregon Supreme Court decided that the Court of Appeals is indeed valid. Opinion in here,…

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Do you need to research Oregon writs of mandamus? (Related search-words to use when researching writs generally: original jurisdiction, writs, petitions, injunctive relief, mandamus, habeas corpus, quo warranto) Consult…

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restrict my list here to those web sites and blogs that track the Oregon Legislature only. Feel free to let me know of others. The Oregon Catalyst The Statesman-Journal…

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