Your biggest issue is going to be that attorneys who handle personal injury cases need to ensure you have a good case. Part of that analysis is if...

No, they cannot deduct it from your check, but they can fire you.

First, if you are an experienced litigation paralegal, you would know where to look up the docket. The court has a free access that allows to see...

Potentially. See ORS 652.610(3)(b). To be lawful it has to be: ".. voluntarily authorized in writing by the employee, are for the employee’s...

There is nothing illegal about demanding those from you. If you do not wish to provide them, you do not have too; but they also no longer have to...

Besides talking to a landlord-tenant lawyer, talk to an employment law attorney that can assist with your wage issue.

Contact the Oregon State Bar's Client Assistance Office: https://www.osbar.org/public/legalinfo/1174.htm

That's an unlawful deduction: ORS 652.610(3)(b)

Until a landlord actual has a signed order from the court, they cannot remove your property. There is also an unlawful entry as well. Contact a...

Start by using Avvo's find a lawyer directory, look for car accident attorneys. Then, you will simply have to contact some to find some that do...