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Teach Your Children about the Law of Corporations: Nursing Home Law
…nonprofit counterparts, based on regulatory benchmarks and on citations issued by Oregon state regulators. • For-profit companies often insulate themselves by creating labyrinthine corporate structures that make it more difficult…
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Effective Dates of (Oregon) Legislation and Ballot Measures
…it passed just last November), from the Legislature’s website to the Secretary of State, Elections Division, website, and beyond, to no avail. My next starting point became the blog post…
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States Must Spend Millions for ID Law
Remember “unfunded mandates?” They never really went away so you may as well get reacquainted with them. (See also, National Conference of State Legislatures on unfunded mandates.) Interesting story…
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Oregon Supreme Court and Miranda Warnings (Vondehn case)
Hot on the heels of the June 30, 2010, Oregon Court of Appeals Court case on Miranda warnings, comes this July 1, 2010, Oregon Supreme Court case: State of…
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How to Find Missing Documents: Channeling Your Inner Sherlock Holmes
…your important documents, though always ask. (To find the papers from offices of deceased lawyers, contact the Oregon State Bar or the state licensing bar of the…
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Oregon Lis Pendens Doctrine
…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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The American Way: Speaking Out, Advocacy, Whining, Snipping, and Ranting
…U.S. President gets to speak out at press conferences and the State of the Union Address, and just about any time the news-media write or speak out on the President…
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Traffic Week (Oregon): Do I Have to Tell My Parents About My Traffic Accident?
…website, which you can link to from the Teen Driving website. 4) If in doubt, please consult an attorney: Teenagers: The Oregon State Bar has free consultations with and attorney…
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Traffic Week: Oregon Cell Phone (and Texting) Law
…the law and the people who will enforce it: 1) NEW CELL PHONE LAW IN OREGON! (Source: Oregon State Police website) 2) Text of the Oregon law, effective January…