Sarah E. Adams

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Portland, OR

Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer at Portland, OR

Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes

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Responsibility to replace tenants belongings due to plumbing failure.

Sarah's answer | Answered on December 14, 2009

I would look first to the rental agreement that you have with the tenants. If that agreement has a provision covering liability for damages...

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My ex boss is releasing personal information about my husband to prospective employers can I do anything?

Sarah's answer | Answered on December 13, 2009

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, employers must maintain their employee's health/medical information as confidential. Unfortunately,...

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I was "let go" when I told my employer that I had given birth.

Sarah's answer | Answered on December 12, 2009

Generally, Oregon employment is "at will," meaning that employers may fire employees for any lawful reason - however arbitrary. Unlawful...

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An a company with the same type of business just reverse our registered name and do business?

Sarah's answer | Answered on October 07, 2009

In addition to federal laws governing trademarks, there are also state protections and registration available in Oregon. Trademark rights may be...

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In the state of Oregon, is an employer required to pay an hourly employee the same or similar benefits given to other employees

Sarah's answer | Answered on October 06, 2009

It depends. It is common for differing employees to have different levels of compensation based on the individual qualifications and negotiations....

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