Hillsboro, OR
Employment and labor Lawyer at Hillsboro, OR
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor, Personal Injury ... +3 more
Generally speaking, you cannot hold someone else (here your landlord) accountable for a third-party's criminal acts.
First, are you sure where the property line is? As in, have you had it professionally surveyed to know for sure? People often get the properties...
Have you tried calling the dealer and asking for the general manager? Might start there, as at least you can figure out if they guy is acting on...
There is no law on the topic, it is contractual. As in, what does the lease say?
Unfortunately, bosses can be jerks, and there is little legally you can do. Unless they are doing it in a discriminatory manner, legally speaking...
Not my area of practice, but if there is a form, you might find it here: http://www.courts.oregon.gov/forms/Pages/default.aspx
What exactly is your legal question, you basically just state facts? You do add a question mark as to jurisdiction, so if that is the question, law...
Attorneys cannot solict your business, you have to contact them. That said, Avvo has the find a lawyer link above, and you can search by type of...
Your lease remains valid in in-effect, and the new owner would be buying it subject to you being a tenant. As to allowing someone in to view it,...
This link should provide you with some insight into your rights: http://www.oregon.gov/boli/TA/pages/t_faq_drugtesting.aspx
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