Oral agreements are not invalid just because they are oral. You may have issues as to the statute of frauds, and of course the biggest problem with...

Is there a cut off time to serve a sapoena in Oregon time cut off by time for example 8:00 pm

No, there is not. Some people work graveyard, and others try to avoid being served.

Is it legal to require employees to make reasonable efforts to cover tattoos in the workplace?

As long as it is not discriminatory, this is likely legal. While not Oregon, the below case is...

I need my texts Sept-Dec 2014 for evidence in lawsuit against the concerning a Trust we are in from our deceased father.

From what I have been told, is that the cell phone carriers do not keep these, so the only way to get them is to pull them off your phone. There is...

Did a roof off creaiglist now they dont want to pay

Here is the main question: Did you do this for a contractor who used you as labor, or did you and three other unlicensed contractors complete a job...

Should I sue

Your better option is to find a local debt attorney who handles fair debt collection cases and go after the debt collector. Those cases generally...

Me and my girlfriend are wondering how best to end a lease early and what rights as tenants we should be aware of.

The best thing would to negotiate an early exit citing to the mold issue. Mold is a habitability issue, but you cannot just say there is mold and...

Can I sue my HOA board for moving so slowly (8 mos) on a large upcoming assessment that I am unable to sell my townhome?

A lot of this would depend on what you HOA bylaws and the CC&Rs say. As a general proposition, I think you would have a difficult time wining.

Do I have a good case or a waste of time?

Hard to say if you would win an appeal on unemployment benefits, but you certainly would not have a case against the employer for firing you. First...

do your employer have to follow Dr notes for injuries

Employers are not required to provide accommodations for everything, only reasonable accommodations (this assumes some law applies to even make it...