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Lots of attorneys are licensed and practice in more than one state and some practice and are licensed in no state (and we hope your attorney is not in…

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One Charter Review door closes (though not quite completely) in Portland and another one opens in Washington County….

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Public Q&A: How do you know if a legal question is multi-level (e.g., fed, state, county, etc.)?Answer: You can’t always tell – except if you can clearly establish…

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…history of the doctrine of lis pendens (in context of real estate law) and practice guidance: Oregon State Bar Litigation Section Newsletter: The Lis Pendens Doctrine in Oregon: Caging the…

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Governor Kulongoski and the 2009 Oregon Legislature created an Electronic Portal Advisory Board (EPAB) (see ORS 182.126 et seq). The Board includes state agency staff, legislators and members of…

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