Oregon Advocate Online Resources

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Resources for Oregon Lawyers serving the public good. If you are a Pro Bono attorney or legal services staff advising low income and vulnerable clients, there are resources here to help you. Membership is free, and takes just a few minutes. Once you join, you will: Gain access to excellent training materials. Join the Pro Bono Oregon Listserv, linking attorneys to pro bono cases. Connect with your local legal services office to learn about pro bono opportunities.

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OregonAdvocates.org

Resources for Oregon Lawyers serving the public good.

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Participating Organizations:

OregonAdvocates.org is a project of the LASO/OLC Pro Bono Committee, The Lawyers' Campaign for Equal Justice, and the Association of Oregon Legal Services programs:

Center for Non-Profit Legal Services - Medford.
Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) - Albany, Bend, Klamath Falls, Newport, Pendleton, Portland, Roseburg, Salem, and Woodburn.
Oregon Law Center (OLC) - Coos Bay, Grants Pass, Hillsboro, Ontario, Portland, Lane County and Woodburn.

The goal of the website is to expand access to justice by facilitating the sharing of information and resources among legal services advocates and by promoting pro bono representation by the private bar.

Photos courtesy of the Lawyers’ Campaign for Equal Justice, provided by the following generous contributors: Mike Renfrow, White Lion Design & Photography, and Dreams in Bloom Photography.

Volunteer Spotlight

Dominic Paris, Kell, Alterman & Runstein, L.L.P.

Low Income Taxpayer Clinic-Legal Aid Services of Oregon

DOMINIC PARIS has always been interested in access to justice issues. Dominic spent his 2L summer at Legal Aid Services of San Diego, working primarily with victims of domestic violence. According to Dominic, "While there, I realized how many people needed attorneys...but couldn't afford to pay for one on their own. The clinic was chronically understaffed and we needed all the help we could get."

Dominic currently works for Kell, Alterman & Runstein L.L.P., where his practice focuses on a wide variety of tax related business matters. Dominic began volunteering for LASO's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic in 2014.

We greatly appreciate Dominic's dedication to pro bono work and passion to make a difference in the lives of his low-income clients by advocating for their legal rights. Click HERE to learn more about Dominic!

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July 6 Family Law Task Force (Portland)