Oregon Legal Research BlogLaw school in 30 seconds? Not quite, but close! Visit the Oregon State Bar’s public website for some fun lessons in the law. They answer questions like these…
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Oregon State Bar: 30-Second Law School
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Oregon Territorial Laws
Oregon territorial laws (Acts of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Oregon (July 1849- May, 1950)) are now in Google Books. The simplest way to find them is…
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How do I serve legal papers in Oregon?
…MetroEast. Some helpful books include the Nolo title Represent Yourself in Court: Prepare and Try a Winning Case, and Oregon State Bar publications (BarBooks), including Oregon Civil Pleading and Litigation…
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Grandparent Visitation Rights in Oregon
…laws, statutes, and regulations, and consult with an Oregon attorney who specializes in family law (if only to avoid wasting time and money on filing a useless form), you are…
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Traffic (and Driving) Tips from Washington State and Oregon Traffic Legislation Round-up
…& Answer websites: Conveyance Quandry? Consult a Traffic Blog! In Oregon, we do have the Oregonian’s Road Report, but it’s not quite the same thing, is it? And then there…
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Voter Registration in Oregon: 20 Day Countdown to Deadline, but Why?
This September 28, 2010, editorial in the Oregonian is worth reading: Cutting off voters for no good reason : Oregon county clerks defend a 20-day voter registration deadline even…
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Oregon Building Code Changes Coming April 1st, 2008
There is a lot of information at the Oregon Building Codes Division (BCD) web site including free Current Building Codes, news releases, and more. *My previous OLR post on…
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Oregon Attorney Fee Codebook and Compilation (2014)
Attorney Fee Compilation, 2014 Edition This handy spiral-bound companion to the Oregon Attorney Fee Codebook contains excerpts from 11 of the most recent OSB Legal Publications books….” Link to…
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How Do I Find Someone in Oregon to Transcribe a Court Recording?
…the CD and how it was recorded. For example, Oregon Courts use FTR (“For The Record”) to record trials. Is that what is on your CD? 2) Second, keep in…
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Oregon Comcast Late Fee Class Action Lawsuit
…Jardyce or sometimes this , where wisdom and mirth meet.) From: Portland Oregon Personal Injury and Class Action blog: Oregon Comcast Late Fee Class Action Certified Excerpt: “No…