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…from folks in the legal profession, suggesting that large law firms in Oregon get preferential treatment by the Oregon Bar Association over the small firms and individual practitioners. Comments like…

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website.] Legal Research Tips: Researching Administrative Law: Federal and State Executive branch law making (aka administrative law) powers are as varied as Legislative and Judicial branch law making powers; each…

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…9.160, 9.166 and 9.21).  They may not interpret statutes, cases or regulations, perform legal research, recommend or assist in the preparation of forms, or advise patrons regarding their legal rights. …

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What does the notice have to say? Here are a few pointers, but as always, you’ll need to do some additional legal research and drafting yourself: 1) Oregon Revised Statutes…

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Oregon’s Uniform Electronic Legal Materials Act (UELMA): 1) Oregon’s UELMA is codified at 2013 ORS 192.715 et seq. 2) Session law: Oregon UELMA: Chapter 221, (2013 Laws): Effective date…

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…states that “…a person may not practice law or represent that person as qualified to practice law unless that person is an active member of the Oregon State Bar.”…

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