Portland Laws

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Portland -- it’s the pillar of the Pacific Northwest region. Oregon’s most populous city has many virtues including an obsession with roses, a TV series aptly titled “Portlandia,” and arguably the best slogan of all the states, “Keep Portland Weird.” It also has a robust legal system. If you’re involved in a case or need legal advice, FindLaw has compiled a variety of sources that may be helpful. Here you'll find a directory of Portland courthouses, a list of free legal aid resources, plus useful articles about personal injury, criminal, and other types of cases.

Learn About Portland Laws

  • Courthouses

    Do you need information about Portland courthouses? Courts are spread throughout Multnomah County. Here’s some useful information to help you find out where the state and federal courts are located and much more.

  • Free Legal Aid

    Are you looking for legal advice in “The City of Roses,” but know you can’t afford an attorney? If you are a resident of Multnomah County you may qualify for free or low-cost legal aid. Here’s a list of providers in the areas who offer legal services.

  • Personal Injury Cases

    At any moment you could be injured because of someone else’s carelessness. If you have a personal injury case in Portland, there’s some basic information you should know. Read on to learn about lawsuits, negligence, and the types of damages available

  • Criminal Cases

    If you’ve been arrested in Portland, a conviction could be devastating. No matter if you are apprehended for a misdemeanor or felony, most criminal cases in Oregon follow a general process. Click here to learn more.

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