From OSB Legal Publications blog: “Available Now for Pre-order: Oregon Attorney Fee Codebook and Compilation, Vols. 1 and 2: This two volume set will include Oregon Attorney Fee Codebook…
…next best first step if you don’t have a lawyer is to talk to someone who knows Oregon foreclosure law. A number of nonprofit agencies have counselors who may be…
In the late 70’s through 1980’s Oregon county counsel attorneys prepared formal opinions on significant issues, sort of like Oregon Attorney General opinions. These opinions were open to…
There are lots of online home schooling resources and I’m highlighting only these two, both of which have good links to Oregon home schooling laws: 1) Oregon Department of…
…own: In my previous post on foreclosures in Oregon, I mentioned that the Oregon State Bar (OSB) was about to release two new Legal Links programs. They are out…
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…
This is an excellent research tool from the staff at the University of Oregon Document Center for those who need to search across all Oregon local government web sites….
The creation of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon is a remarkable achievement. The organization and management (not to mention diplomatic!) skills needed to coordinate the formation of such an…
…PLF Handbooks, e.g. Oregon Statutory Time Limitations Guardianships, Conservatorships and Transfers to Minors Interpreting Oregon Law Oregon Trial Objections Rights of Foreign Nationals Oregon Legislation Highlights (current year – and,…
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) August/September 2011 Bulletin has a lot of interesting news. We’ll start with the Fun (to librarians, lawyers, and writers, at…
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