Legal Education

Oregon Appraisal Clause FAQ What is the Oregon Appraisal Clause? The "Oregon Appraisal Clause" is a section of most personal Oregon auto insurance policies. This section covers the use of appraisals for...

The Deadly Peanut Butter Outbreak of 2008–2009 In late 2008 and early 2009, a wave of salmonella food poisoning swept across the United States. The source turned out to be a seemingly innocent ingredient:...

When an intoxicated patron assaults someone at a bar or restaurant, who is responsible? Oregon law holds establishments accountable for overservice, but the legal requirements are narrower than most people assume.

For litigators, “training” is not a neutral descriptor. It can reshape fault analysis, revive assumption-of-risk logic, and tip Oregon’s 51% bar.

Civil and criminal cases use different rules, different burdens of proof, and different outcomes. Here is a clear, practical explanation of how each system works and why it matters.

Learn the essential differences between audio and video recording laws in Oregon, when you need consent, and how these rules affect dash cams, smartphones, and everyday recording situations.