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Earlier this month, members of OCJ’s legal team (attorney Matt Kirkpatrick and paralegal Lucia Becchetti) joined attorney Matthew Sutton in Medford, prevailing on multiple claims in a trial to find justice for a southern Oregon woman against family law practice, Rise Law Group, Inc (Rise).

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Last spring, OCJ set the stage to regularly seek the input of consumers through a representative statewide survey. In October 2023, we built on those results and asked new questions to understand how a variety of consumer issues are experienced throughout Oregon.

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OCJ is championing four pieces of pro-consumer legislation during the short legislative session to expand and modernize protections for Oregonians.

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With payments resuming for millions of student borrowers, NOW is the time to take action and be ready for repayment.

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In spring 2023, OCJ engaged with the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center to conduct a statewide consumer survey. The survey results are helping us to better understand consumer protection matters through the lens of a representative sample of Oregonians.

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The 2023 Legislative Session saw important consumer wins that will benefit Oregon families.

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It’s the final countdown. OCJ’s Commitment to Pro-Consumer Policy in the 2023 Legislative Session.

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Check out our 2023 legislative agenda.

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Home ownership is critical to building intergenerational wealth, financial stability, and security, and OCJ believes it should be attainable for all families in Oregon.

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