Non Compensatory Damages Guidance

Summary

Non-compensatory damages for landlord retaliation in Oregon depend on case specifics. Documenting retaliation is crucial. Consider filing a complaint with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries and consult a local attorney for guidance on potential damages.

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Great, documenting the instances of retaliation is important. In Oregon, you might also consider:
- Filing a complaint with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI).
- Reviewing Oregon landlord-tenant law for possible violations.
- Consulting with a local attorney for specific advice on potential damages.
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I'm in Oregon. Are these actions by the landlord considered retaliatory and if so, what is my recourse?
In Oregon, landlord retaliation can include actions like increasing rent, decreasing services, or threatening eviction after a tenant exercises their legal rights. Since you've documented instances of retaliation, you might consider:
- Filing a complaint with the Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI).
- Reviewing Oregon landlord-tenant law for violations.
- Consulting with a local attorney for legal advice.
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I need an Oregon attorney who will represent me in a landlord retaliation case involving emotional distress on a contingent fee basis.
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It sounds like you have a potentially strong case regarding landlord retaliation and emotional distress. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you please provide a bit more information about the specific retaliatory actions taken by your landlord?