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Verified attorneys in Oregon

3 members of the Attorney Connect network practise in Oregon, across 3 practice areas. Each had their bar standing and identity checked by a person before approval, and the check is re-run annually.

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What is covered in Oregon

Family Law 1Litigation, In-House Employment 1Nonprofit law; election law; administrative law; municipal law 1

How referral fees work in Oregon

Oregon is a permissive state: its fee-division provision sits at RPC 1.5(d) and imposes no proportionality or joint-responsibility requirement for divisions between lawyers. A division is allowed if the client gives informed consent to the fact that there will be a division of fees and the total fee for all legal services is not clearly excessive, so a pure referral fee is permitted. The consent need not be in writing, though documenting it is recommended. Proportionality is required only when the division is between a lawyer and a licensed paralegal (LP) under the 2026 amendments.

Oregon RPC 1.5(d) · the full Oregon rule

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