Can I use the name of a business that has been permanently closed?
The thing is, the prior owner could easily revive an administratively dissolved entity. This simply means the prior owner failed to pay the annual...
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The thing is, the prior owner could easily revive an administratively dissolved entity. This simply means the prior owner failed to pay the annual...
Yes, under Oregon law the owner is responsible (or at least in most cases) for all economic damages, which would include the medical bills. You...
Have your insurance tell his insurance to preserve the black box data, as most cars since about 2005 have them. Assuming there was a big enough...
It is more about how much your medical bills were. But, it sounds like you are trying to negotiate with the insurance company, and your damages may...
Depends. If it is over the phone, likely OK. If in person, then not OK unless you know he is doing it (consent is not the issue...
Do an ORS 20.080 demand letter to them with the threat of suing for conversion. That would likely get them to act.
Unlikely. Bosses can be jerks, but unless it is related to you being in a protected class, then it is not illegal. Morally wrong and bad business,...
The question is, did you prove your case and won, or did the parties come to a compromise? I would contact an attorney to look up your case, or go...
Assuming you can get around any contractual hurdles, you would mostly show they were negligent by showing they knew about a bunch of prior...
First, the one-bite rule is not exactly correct in Oregon. But, it is also not strict liability like it is in California. You are responsible, with...