For a lesson on how Oregon has heretofore interpreted legislative history (and intent) – and how they will do so henceforth: Oregon v. Gaines (SC S055031), April 30, 2009…
…useful, but when they part less than amicably, they must have a book, forms, checklists, and sometimes more – a referee maybe? In Oregon, attorneys also have the incomparable PLF…
Oregon, the law firm and public law librarians could not contractually get their own Casemaker passwords. This seriously hindered the research support we were able to offer to our attorneys…
…box you’ll likely be linked to this page. Official sources (and my previous ballot measures post here): From the Oregon Secretary of State, Election Division: 1) August 1st, 2008…
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…
…library service providers. All 36 counties in Oregon are required to provide a law library or law library services, however these services vary across the state. After travelling around Oregon,…
The latest volume of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, no. 4, 2006, has one article (out of six total) about Oregon law. It is the Comment “Missing from…
State v. Swanson (SC S059135) On November 10, 2011, the Oregon Supreme Court issued the following: Excerpt: “On review from the Court of…
…license status, legal status, car ownership, insurance status, parental stability and maturity, etc. Start with these to look for an answer to your specific question: 1) Oregon DMV has a…
Summary excerpt (from the May 19, 2011, Oregon Supreme Court, OJD Media Release ): “… Today, the Oregon Supreme Court held that sheriffs must issue…
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