There is now (hurrah!) a print and eBook: “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon,” by Janay Haas.
But there is still a lot of work to do if you are a party to a case filed in Oregon Small Claims Court – and want a verdict in your favor (that is, if you want to win) – and if you want to collect on the judgment:
If you are a plaintiff, a defendant, or otherwise need to appear in Oregon Small Claims Court ….
The Oregon Small Claims Court book is out – yay!
You can order a print copy or Kindle eBook from Amazon:
Haas, Janay. “Using Small Claims Court in Oregon
Law in the News alerts us to this article at Plagiarism Today:
“Update on the Potential Copyright Small Claims Court,” February 28, 2013, by Jonathan Bailey
The author has done an excellent job summarizing the problem and proposed solutions and linking to other sources of information.
Read HALT’s 2011 Small Claims Report Card.
Read about HALT (“HALT (Help Abolish Legal Tyranny) – an Organization of Americans for Legal Reform, Inc. was founded in 1978 ….“)
“Honda loses Civic hybrid Small Claims Court lawsuit,” by Jerry Hirsch, LA Times, Feb. 1, 2012
Link to the plaintiff’s website and twitter account and my previous posts.
If you’re following the Honda Civic Hybrid Lawsuit, that Small Claims Court vs. Class Action Settlement case, you can find updates at the plaintiff’s website and twitter feed.
If you want to read about a Small Claims Court advocate, visit the HALT website.
If you want Oregon Small Claims Court information specifically, no, there isn’t a book or a guide, yet (one is coming later in 2012), but there are other research resources, including Oregon attorneys who can serve as Small Claims coaches:
Update on Honda Civic Hybrid Lawsuit: Small Claims Court vs. Class Action Settlement:
“No ruling as Civic hybrid owner takes Honda to Small Claims Court,” LA Times, by Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times, January 4, 2012.
You can follow the plaintiff’s Twitter feed for updates.
Oregon Legal Research Blog