Oregon Legal Research BlogTowing is nothing if not exciting in Oregon (and probably elsewhere around the world). Local papers seem to run a “towing” story every week. The 1/8/08, Oregonian story,…
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Towing in Oregon: The Beat Goes On
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Traffic Law in Oregon: No Expungement for Traffic Arrests
Article in the Oregonian, Busts Stick to Innocent Drivers, Feb 24th, by Susan Goldsmith: “Lance Briggs was a month into his new job at the Oregon Lottery when…
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Oregon Pedestrian Rights: a Legal Guide
The law firm of Swanson, Thomas & Coon has developed a guide to Oregon Pedestrian Rights: A Legal Guide to Pedestrians on Foot Recent statistics on pedestrian deaths…
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Bicyclists and Pedestrians: “Purposefully Cowardly”
I loved this expression, purposefully cowardly, as a description of the care pedestrians and bicyclists must take when traveling the highways and byways. It was used by Neal…
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Juror Bias Against Bicyclists?
Chicago Bicycle Law links to the Portland attorney Ray Thomas article, “Strategies Regarding Public Irritation With Bicyclists.” Excerpt: “Examine the letter section of local newspapers or listen in…
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Traffic Week: Not-So-Smart Joggers and Pedestrians with Death Wishes
Pedestrians have to follow the law, too. The Oregon Pedestrian Rights [and responsibilities] website links to laws and other resources. I drove (very slowly) past a jogger…
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Self-Help: Towing Problems in Portland, Oregon
Here’s a story about a man who was wronged – and how it took him 5 months to right the wrong. (We see a lot of people in…
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Oregon Traffic Law: Flashing Yellow Arrow Signals
Washington County has put up a terrific 3-minute video on how to navigate a flashing yellow arrow traffic signal. Visit the Washington County Oregon YouTube website to view…
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Oregon Pedestrian Rights Legal Guidebook
Read the legal guide book (156 pages!) “Oregon Pedestrian Rights: A Legal Guide for Persons on Foot,” from one of the lawyers who brought us these other guides,…
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Oregon Supreme Court: What is a “Roof” for Insurance Purposes?
…the question whether a roof, after a homeowner has begun to disassemble and repair it, remained a “roof” for the purposes of a homeowners’ insurance policy, was a question of…