…have the best recommendations – they hear it ALL – but you still have to check the attorney’s bona fides!) The Oregon State Bar (OSB) Referral and Information Service can…
…contact the Oregon State Bar (OSB) association’s Information and Referral Service, or at 503-684-3763. A guide on how to find a lawyer is at our webpage: www.co.washington.or.us/lawlibrary. 7) Also, depending…
The Legal Forms Problem bedevils most states, even those with active statewide Access to Justice Commissions (Oregon does not have one). Some states are tackling the legal forms problem…
…practitioner) and you want to know what happened to your case files, if the law firm no longer exists, or any other similar scenario occurs … call the Oregon State…
Update: See this 4/30/09 OLR Blog post for new links to guides. In addition to the usual source, Oregon State Bar (OSB) Information and Referral Service, don’t…
…96 percent of court budgets, the white paper says. Budget cuts result in job losses, diminished tax revenues for local governments, and the increased expense of unemployment benefits. Cuts also…
…vary from state to state. Please check with a lawyer before becoming a landlord or “hotelier” or “BnB-er” – and especially when “just” renting out to a relative (in-law or…
2008 issue of the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin, Oregon’s War on Methamphetamine,” by Janine Robbin. Excerpts: “It’s been called a “war” on methamphetamine. But some of Oregon’s “warriors” aren’t…
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