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$225K Fees on a $32K Verdict: What “Reasonable” Attorney Fees Really Mean for Oregon Landlords
A $287 repair bill. A $100 rent increase. A $32,000 verdict. And now a $225,000 attorney-fee request. What does “reasonable” actually mean under Oregon landlord-tenant law? New PAROA article breaks down the Multnomah County case, the ORCP 68 process, how to fight excessive fees, and what the Legislature should fix. Read it before your next dispute heats up.

Christian Bryant
4 days ago7 min read


Managing Chronic Late Rent in Oregon: Fees, Notices, and Termination Strategies for Landlords
If you're like most of us in this business, few things get under your skin quite like that tenant who treats the rent due date as more of a loose suggestion than a hard rule. One late payment? Okay, life happens. But when it turns into a monthly ritual—complete with excuses that could win an Oscar—it's time to take action. Managing chronic late rent in Oregon isn't just about protecting your cash flow; it's about setting clear boundaries and using the tools our state laws pro

Christian Bryant
Feb 136 min read
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