No, a landlord has no legal duty to notify you of errors in the amount of rent you pay.

Your chance to fight it was in small claims. You were sued for payment on behalf of the doctor and either settled or lost. Thus the matter has...

You don't specify specifically what papers you are referring to but by the context, I am guessing you mean the Summons and Complaint, telling you...

Reasonable Accommodation requests, as my colleague has already said, only applies to disabilities, pursuant to the Americans with Disability Act...

Both the landlord and the court should have served them court papers notifying them of the court date. The court's paperwork would have been...

What exactly are you proposing to sue them for? Not going ahead with a repair that they admit they don't know how to do? IF they tried and failed...

Yes he can do that - IF it is appropriate and he can prove it. Normally he would have started there rather than pursue ejection if he could have. ...

You either vacate in the end or you go to court to fight it. If you fight it, the landlord will have the burden of proving your behavior/lease...

There is no guarantee that the other side would have agreed - and if they had not, you would be in the same situation as you are now. You can't...

Yes, you absolutely need an attorney - NOW! You can contact the Oregon Bar Association for the names and contact info of attorneys in your area...