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Claim the Oregon Kids' Credit
If you have a child younger than six and made less than $30,000 last year, you may qualify for a new tax credit worth up to $1,000. But you need to file a tax return to get it.
published: 02 Feb 2024
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How to apply for Paid Leave Oregon benefits
published: 12 Aug 2023
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Unemployment Benefits Claims in Oregon - COVID-19
Senior Economic Analyst Anna Johnson, and Communications Director Gail Krumenauer talk about record breaking numbers in unemployment insurance claims, and how to get more information on other resources available to Oregonians.
published: 09 Apr 2020
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'Error in my claim' frustrates Oregon unemployment filers
A glitch kept many people from filing for their weekly benefits, but it seems to have been addressed
published: 14 Apr 2020
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Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
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published: 16 Feb 2024
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Mother Lode Mining Claim - Oregon - 2016
The Mother Lode claim is rare in that it has been worked for both gold and cinnabar. Gold and cinnabar samples are extremely rare and can sell for up to four times the price of gold alone.
This claim has an entire processing site that is mostly intact. This includes a crusher, a shaker, and a mill, all in incredible shape. The mine itself will need to be cleared. The entrance will require some digging to access. It is estimated there is between 1800 to 2000 feet of workings on the main level of the mine.
The Mother Lode began production in 1906 but was most recently worked in the 1960's for gold, all while the cinnabar processing mill stood idle.
published: 28 Sep 2016
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How Much Time to File an Oregon Injury Claim?
Shulman DuBois LLC
1553 Southeast Tolman Street, Portland, OR 97202
(503) 222-4411
http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com
Read more about time limits for personal injury claims: http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com/faqs/how-long-do-i-have-to-file-personal-injury/
"Statutes of limitations are a dangerous topic for lawyers. That's the topic that lawyers end up getting sued over more than any other issue. In fact, it's so dangerous that there are a lot of lawyers out there who, when they reject a client, they won't even tell them what the statute of limitations is. They'll just say: "Be aware, there's a statute of limitations."
I don't want to do that to you. I want to give you good information that you can use, but you have to understand that statutes of lim...
published: 08 Sep 2011
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Paid Leave Oregon responds to complaints about delays, problems making claims
Some families trying to get paid leave through Oregon's program have gotten stuck in the verification process and can't get through to the agency to work through issues. Paid Leave Oregon points to overwhelming call volume, sometimes from people just checking up on their claims.
Read more: https://www.kgw.com/article/money/paid-leave-oregon-issues-benefits/283-869dba40-555b-4679-b607-c62a695cbdd6
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published: 23 Jan 2024
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Portland commissioner and mayoral candidate Mingus Mapps on homelessness | The Story | March 8, 2024
March 8 on The Story: As head of Portland's transportation and water bureaus, Commissioner Mingus Mapps doesn't have the most direct hand in the city's response to homelessness. But as a member of the current city council — and a candidate for mayor in 2024 as the whole of city government gets a long-awaited makeover — it's something that he does have to think about. According to his campaign, he has "a vision to make Portland the best run city in the United States." KGW's Blair Best recently sat down with Mapps to talk about that vision for the city and what he would do to address homelessness and the city's beleaguered downtown.
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published: 09 Mar 2024
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Oregon Workers' Compensation Attorney answers : "How long does the claim process take?"
Oregon Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Attorney, Bob Chapman answers the question, "How long does the Workers' Compensation claim process take?"
As THE leading Personal Injury Lawyers, , Workers' Compensation Lawyers, and Social Security Disability Claim lawyers in Southern Oregon and Northern California, they have more than 100 years of combined legal experience. With offices in Medford, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and Bandon, Oregon as well as in Yreka, California they are well situated to serve you no matter where you're located. If you've been injured or have had a social security or workers' comp claim denied or just have a question, please contact us today at https://www.blackchapman.com or call us at 541-772-9850. We look forward to serving you.
published: 07 Jul 2010
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Claim the Oregon Kids' Credit
If you have a child younger than six and made less than $30,000 last year, you may qualify for a new tax credit worth up to $1,000. But you need to file a tax r...
If you have a child younger than six and made less than $30,000 last year, you may qualify for a new tax credit worth up to $1,000. But you need to file a tax return to get it.
https://wn.com/Claim_The_Oregon_Kids'_Credit
If you have a child younger than six and made less than $30,000 last year, you may qualify for a new tax credit worth up to $1,000. But you need to file a tax return to get it.
- published: 02 Feb 2024
- views: 86
7:23
Unemployment Benefits Claims in Oregon - COVID-19
Senior Economic Analyst Anna Johnson, and Communications Director Gail Krumenauer talk about record breaking numbers in unemployment insurance claims, and how t...
Senior Economic Analyst Anna Johnson, and Communications Director Gail Krumenauer talk about record breaking numbers in unemployment insurance claims, and how to get more information on other resources available to Oregonians.
https://wn.com/Unemployment_Benefits_Claims_In_Oregon_Covid_19
Senior Economic Analyst Anna Johnson, and Communications Director Gail Krumenauer talk about record breaking numbers in unemployment insurance claims, and how to get more information on other resources available to Oregonians.
- published: 09 Apr 2020
- views: 11647
2:07
'Error in my claim' frustrates Oregon unemployment filers
A glitch kept many people from filing for their weekly benefits, but it seems to have been addressed
A glitch kept many people from filing for their weekly benefits, but it seems to have been addressed
https://wn.com/'Error_In_My_Claim'_Frustrates_Oregon_Unemployment_Filers
A glitch kept many people from filing for their weekly benefits, but it seems to have been addressed
- published: 14 Apr 2020
- views: 1385
0:51
Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
Subscribe to KOIN 6's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/KOINLOCAL6?sub_co...
Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
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https://wn.com/Oregon_Employment_Department_Launches_Streamlined_Unemployment_Claim_Site
Oregon Employment Department launches streamlined unemployment claim site
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- published: 16 Feb 2024
- views: 195
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Mother Lode Mining Claim - Oregon - 2016
The Mother Lode claim is rare in that it has been worked for both gold and cinnabar. Gold and cinnabar samples are extremely rare and can sell for up to four ti...
The Mother Lode claim is rare in that it has been worked for both gold and cinnabar. Gold and cinnabar samples are extremely rare and can sell for up to four times the price of gold alone.
This claim has an entire processing site that is mostly intact. This includes a crusher, a shaker, and a mill, all in incredible shape. The mine itself will need to be cleared. The entrance will require some digging to access. It is estimated there is between 1800 to 2000 feet of workings on the main level of the mine.
The Mother Lode began production in 1906 but was most recently worked in the 1960's for gold, all while the cinnabar processing mill stood idle.
https://wn.com/Mother_Lode_Mining_Claim_Oregon_2016
The Mother Lode claim is rare in that it has been worked for both gold and cinnabar. Gold and cinnabar samples are extremely rare and can sell for up to four times the price of gold alone.
This claim has an entire processing site that is mostly intact. This includes a crusher, a shaker, and a mill, all in incredible shape. The mine itself will need to be cleared. The entrance will require some digging to access. It is estimated there is between 1800 to 2000 feet of workings on the main level of the mine.
The Mother Lode began production in 1906 but was most recently worked in the 1960's for gold, all while the cinnabar processing mill stood idle.
- published: 28 Sep 2016
- views: 7521
4:22
How Much Time to File an Oregon Injury Claim?
Shulman DuBois LLC
1553 Southeast Tolman Street, Portland, OR 97202
(503) 222-4411
http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com
Read more about time l...
Shulman DuBois LLC
1553 Southeast Tolman Street, Portland, OR 97202
(503) 222-4411
http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com
Read more about time limits for personal injury claims: http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com/faqs/how-long-do-i-have-to-file-personal-injury/
"Statutes of limitations are a dangerous topic for lawyers. That's the topic that lawyers end up getting sued over more than any other issue. In fact, it's so dangerous that there are a lot of lawyers out there who, when they reject a client, they won't even tell them what the statute of limitations is. They'll just say: "Be aware, there's a statute of limitations."
I don't want to do that to you. I want to give you good information that you can use, but you have to understand that statutes of limitations are really complicated. The reason lawyers get sued over them is that they're not simple, so I'm going to tell you the basics, but you have to understand there are all kinds of variations and I cannot guarantee and I do not guarantee that what I'm going to say is going to apply to your case. It'll apply in most circumstances. So, having said that, in general the statute of limitations in Oregon for a personal injury case is two years.
From the date you're injured you have two years to file your lawsuit. Now, if you go to a lawyer a year and ten months after the injury, they typically won't take the case because there's a lot of prep work that needs to be done before you can file a lawsuit. We generally don't take cases that are more than a year and a half old, and we prefer not to take cases that are more than a year old. But two years is the amount of time.
Now here are some exceptions. If someone was drunk and there's any chance that you're going to sue the bar that served them alcohol when they shouldn't have, when they are already visibly intoxicated, you've got 180 days from the date of the injury to serve what's called the Dram Shop Notice on that bar. They have to receive that within 180 days and we've had situations where someone's hit by a drunk and they want to sue the drunk but the drunk driver only has $25,000.00 worth of insurance and the person deserves a lot more than that, so we want to figure out did the bar break the law and serve a visibly intoxicated person alcohol. And in order to find that out, it's not easy, because we're not friends with the drunk driver and so if we ask them, "Hey, where were you drinking?" they might not tell us. Sometimes you have to file a lawsuit in order to force them to tell us, and you've only got 180 days to get that dram shot notice to the bar, so there can be a real rush.
The second instance in Oregon where there's a real rush is if you have to file a Tort Claim Notice. This is if you sue a public body. So if you sue the City of Portland or Tri-Met or the Beaverton School District, the parks department, any kind of public entity, you have to give them written notice in a certain form within 180 days after your injury. And again, it is not always super clear whom to sue. It's not always clear if it's the city or the county or the state who's responsible, so it's really important under these circumstances to get going fast, because you need to do the investigation, get the letter out and get all that done within 180 days. These 180-day deadlines are traps -- that trap a lot of people and many claims are lost because of that. See, if you don't meet those deadlines, you don't get to file a claim. So those are some examples.
There are a bunch of others. If you're under 18, they do things different. If the accident happened in California or Washington or any other state, it's all different. So those are general guidelines and like I said, I'm hesitant to even put this out there, but there's so much misinformation, I want to at least get the general rules out there and hopefully, this will be helpful to you."
https://wn.com/How_Much_Time_To_File_An_Oregon_Injury_Claim
Shulman DuBois LLC
1553 Southeast Tolman Street, Portland, OR 97202
(503) 222-4411
http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com
Read more about time limits for personal injury claims: http://www.portlandpersonalinjuryaccidentlawyer.com/faqs/how-long-do-i-have-to-file-personal-injury/
"Statutes of limitations are a dangerous topic for lawyers. That's the topic that lawyers end up getting sued over more than any other issue. In fact, it's so dangerous that there are a lot of lawyers out there who, when they reject a client, they won't even tell them what the statute of limitations is. They'll just say: "Be aware, there's a statute of limitations."
I don't want to do that to you. I want to give you good information that you can use, but you have to understand that statutes of limitations are really complicated. The reason lawyers get sued over them is that they're not simple, so I'm going to tell you the basics, but you have to understand there are all kinds of variations and I cannot guarantee and I do not guarantee that what I'm going to say is going to apply to your case. It'll apply in most circumstances. So, having said that, in general the statute of limitations in Oregon for a personal injury case is two years.
From the date you're injured you have two years to file your lawsuit. Now, if you go to a lawyer a year and ten months after the injury, they typically won't take the case because there's a lot of prep work that needs to be done before you can file a lawsuit. We generally don't take cases that are more than a year and a half old, and we prefer not to take cases that are more than a year old. But two years is the amount of time.
Now here are some exceptions. If someone was drunk and there's any chance that you're going to sue the bar that served them alcohol when they shouldn't have, when they are already visibly intoxicated, you've got 180 days from the date of the injury to serve what's called the Dram Shop Notice on that bar. They have to receive that within 180 days and we've had situations where someone's hit by a drunk and they want to sue the drunk but the drunk driver only has $25,000.00 worth of insurance and the person deserves a lot more than that, so we want to figure out did the bar break the law and serve a visibly intoxicated person alcohol. And in order to find that out, it's not easy, because we're not friends with the drunk driver and so if we ask them, "Hey, where were you drinking?" they might not tell us. Sometimes you have to file a lawsuit in order to force them to tell us, and you've only got 180 days to get that dram shot notice to the bar, so there can be a real rush.
The second instance in Oregon where there's a real rush is if you have to file a Tort Claim Notice. This is if you sue a public body. So if you sue the City of Portland or Tri-Met or the Beaverton School District, the parks department, any kind of public entity, you have to give them written notice in a certain form within 180 days after your injury. And again, it is not always super clear whom to sue. It's not always clear if it's the city or the county or the state who's responsible, so it's really important under these circumstances to get going fast, because you need to do the investigation, get the letter out and get all that done within 180 days. These 180-day deadlines are traps -- that trap a lot of people and many claims are lost because of that. See, if you don't meet those deadlines, you don't get to file a claim. So those are some examples.
There are a bunch of others. If you're under 18, they do things different. If the accident happened in California or Washington or any other state, it's all different. So those are general guidelines and like I said, I'm hesitant to even put this out there, but there's so much misinformation, I want to at least get the general rules out there and hopefully, this will be helpful to you."
- published: 08 Sep 2011
- views: 574
3:48
Paid Leave Oregon responds to complaints about delays, problems making claims
Some families trying to get paid leave through Oregon's program have gotten stuck in the verification process and can't get through to the agency to work throug...
Some families trying to get paid leave through Oregon's program have gotten stuck in the verification process and can't get through to the agency to work through issues. Paid Leave Oregon points to overwhelming call volume, sometimes from people just checking up on their claims.
Read more: https://www.kgw.com/article/money/paid-leave-oregon-issues-benefits/283-869dba40-555b-4679-b607-c62a695cbdd6
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https://wn.com/Paid_Leave_Oregon_Responds_To_Complaints_About_Delays,_Problems_Making_Claims
Some families trying to get paid leave through Oregon's program have gotten stuck in the verification process and can't get through to the agency to work through issues. Paid Leave Oregon points to overwhelming call volume, sometimes from people just checking up on their claims.
Read more: https://www.kgw.com/article/money/paid-leave-oregon-issues-benefits/283-869dba40-555b-4679-b607-c62a695cbdd6
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- published: 23 Jan 2024
- views: 2277
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Portland commissioner and mayoral candidate Mingus Mapps on homelessness | The Story | March 8, 2024
March 8 on The Story: As head of Portland's transportation and water bureaus, Commissioner Mingus Mapps doesn't have the most direct hand in the city's response...
March 8 on The Story: As head of Portland's transportation and water bureaus, Commissioner Mingus Mapps doesn't have the most direct hand in the city's response to homelessness. But as a member of the current city council — and a candidate for mayor in 2024 as the whole of city government gets a long-awaited makeover — it's something that he does have to think about. According to his campaign, he has "a vision to make Portland the best run city in the United States." KGW's Blair Best recently sat down with Mapps to talk about that vision for the city and what he would do to address homelessness and the city's beleaguered downtown.
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https://wn.com/Portland_Commissioner_And_Mayoral_Candidate_Mingus_Mapps_On_Homelessness_|_The_Story_|_March_8,_2024
March 8 on The Story: As head of Portland's transportation and water bureaus, Commissioner Mingus Mapps doesn't have the most direct hand in the city's response to homelessness. But as a member of the current city council — and a candidate for mayor in 2024 as the whole of city government gets a long-awaited makeover — it's something that he does have to think about. According to his campaign, he has "a vision to make Portland the best run city in the United States." KGW's Blair Best recently sat down with Mapps to talk about that vision for the city and what he would do to address homelessness and the city's beleaguered downtown.
Watch more The Story videos: http://bit.ly/watchTheStory
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- published: 09 Mar 2024
- views: 325
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Oregon Workers' Compensation Attorney answers : "How long does the claim process take?"
Oregon Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Attorney, Bob Chapman answers the question, "How long does the Workers' Compensation claim process t...
Oregon Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Attorney, Bob Chapman answers the question, "How long does the Workers' Compensation claim process take?"
As THE leading Personal Injury Lawyers, , Workers' Compensation Lawyers, and Social Security Disability Claim lawyers in Southern Oregon and Northern California, they have more than 100 years of combined legal experience. With offices in Medford, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and Bandon, Oregon as well as in Yreka, California they are well situated to serve you no matter where you're located. If you've been injured or have had a social security or workers' comp claim denied or just have a question, please contact us today at https://www.blackchapman.com or call us at 541-772-9850. We look forward to serving you.
https://wn.com/Oregon_Workers'_Compensation_Attorney_Answers_How_Long_Does_The_Claim_Process_Take
Oregon Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Attorney, Bob Chapman answers the question, "How long does the Workers' Compensation claim process take?"
As THE leading Personal Injury Lawyers, , Workers' Compensation Lawyers, and Social Security Disability Claim lawyers in Southern Oregon and Northern California, they have more than 100 years of combined legal experience. With offices in Medford, Klamath Falls, Grants Pass and Bandon, Oregon as well as in Yreka, California they are well situated to serve you no matter where you're located. If you've been injured or have had a social security or workers' comp claim denied or just have a question, please contact us today at https://www.blackchapman.com or call us at 541-772-9850. We look forward to serving you.
- published: 07 Jul 2010
- views: 878