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Landlords, and others subject to the Oregon Landlord-Tenant Act, should consult or retain an Oregon attorney for advice on abandoned property, probate, guardianship or conservatorship, and other legal issues…

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…Lawyers Required to Bear the Cost of Communication Access? Excerpt: “Accommodating actual or potential clients with hearing impairments is a misunderstood requirement of the Americans with Disabilities Act….” [Link to…

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…eBook reader privacy, including some legislation in New Jersey: “E-book readers / Privacy, please” While state and federal legislators have a mixed record on protecting individual privacy, the act of…

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…how it works, judicial vs. non-judicial, mediation), summaries of Oregon’s foreclosure laws, and information for renters caught in foreclosure actions. There is also an inclusive resources guide on loan programs,…

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…The most important way is to make sure that federal, state, and local governments post authenticated, official laws online. This is where UELMA comes in. Uniform Electronic Legal Material Act…

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…Military Divorce, plus some very useful new Bankruptcy Act information. I was looking at it and one of my regular attorneys practically snatched it out of my hand. It had…

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