News and Events
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OSB Announces New Email System
The Oregon State Bar transitions to a new email platform this month. The new program will offer members greater flexibility to tailor and aggregate their content, while also reducing the volume of emails received form the bar. More information here. - Paraprofessional Licensing Program in Development
The Board of Governors recently accepted a comprehensive report on development of a program to license qualified paralegals to provide limited legal services to clients in family law and landlord/tenant cases. The OSB invites public comment at www.osbar.org/lp, where you can also find a brief program summary and a short video about the proposal. The Board will also take public comment at its board meeting on February 18th. If you would like to provide comment at the board meeting, please contact Cassandra Dyke at cdyke@osbar.org. -
Oregon Supreme Court Approves Amendments to Rules for Admission
On November 16, the Oregon Supreme Court approved several amendments to the Rules for Admission (RFAs), effective on January 1, 2022. The amendments will affect primarily out-of-state applicants and Certified Law Students. Click here for details. -
Resources for landlords and tenants
The OSB is regularly updating its legal information for landlords and tenants in this rapidly changing environment. Click here for more information. -
Oregon State Bar Public Meetings
Click here for notice of upcoming public meetings pursuant to ORS 192.640. Please note that meetings are subject to change or cancellation, and may be amended during the course of the month. To confirm a meeting, call the OSB Center at (503) 620-0222. -
Judicial Vacancies
For the latest information on current State and Federal court vacancies, including selection processes, please visit our Judicial Vacancies page. This page also includes information on recent judicial appointments. -
Unified Bars and Federal Litigation
Currently there are multiple challenges across the country to the legitimacy or legality of unified bars. More information, including what these challenges could mean for the OSB, is available here.
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