Towing is nothing if not exciting in Oregon (and probably elsewhere around the world). Local papers seem to run a “towing” story every week. The 1/8/08, Oregonian story, “Complaints…
…Oregon City Public Library This program is FREE and open to all members of the public, in addition to attorneys and other legal professionals. Esteemed speakers: The Honorable Karen…
…Materials Act. Few have executed the act, but some are in the process. Oregon’s UELMA is codified at ORS 192.715 et seq. (but does not include court documents, only statutes…
Some (maybe all?) Oregon courts are offering TurboCourt online document preparation for Small Claims litigants. I haven’t seen TurboCourt in action. Visit the Washington County (Oregon) Circuit Court website…
…bankruptcy information: The OSB Debtor-Creditor Section and Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) bankruptcy (and other) links to information and their brochure are from their Oregon Law Help webpages.You can…
Oregon Historical Society Library Closing A librarian colleague brought this to my attention: “Researchers needing to access OHS collections before then should make plans immediately…. Due to budget cuts,…
The current issue of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, 2007, has an article (Comment) by Sarah Burgundy on Measure 37, “Charming the Eight-Hundred-Pound Gorilla: How Reconsideration of Home…
…to begin (and end), here are links to a few guides: 1) A quick and easy guide, from Oregon Dept of Admin Services (not pretty or well-formatted, but this guide…
“Are open-court efforts waning?,” by The Editorial Board, Oregonian, September 09, 2009 Excerpt: “In Oregon, news organizations still fight for public access, aided by the constitution The New York…
…October 2, 2009, Oregon State Bar CLE (“Elder Law Issues and Answers”), “Removing The Outlaw Inlaws,” by Susan Ford Burns, might be a good place to begin your research into…
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