Portland, OR
Appeals Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Appeals, Family, Personal Injury
OUTCOME:
Sending a demand letter through an attorney was in furtherance of the right of petition in connection with a matter of public interest, and therefore protected under Oregon's Anti-SLAPP statute.
OUTCOME: The Court of Appeals, Duncan, P.J., held that plaintiff's failure to disclose property in prior bankruptcy proceedings did not judicially estop her from asserting interest in the property.
Plaintiff brought action seeking to partition real property that she owned as a tenant in common with defendant, her sister. Defendant filed a counterclaim seeking to quiet title to the property in her ... self. The Circuit Court, Multnomah County, Henry C. Breithaupt, Judge pro tempore, and Robert D. Durham, Senior Judge, entered summary judgment in favor of defendant. Plaintiff appealed.
OUTCOME:
The Supreme Court, Nelson, J., held that when an Oregon product liability action involves a product that was manufactured in a state that has no statute of repose for an equivalent civil action, then t ... he action in Oregon also is not subject to a statute of repose.
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