I need the name of a group of attorneys (4) in Eugene Oregon. They
have been running an ad out of an Eugene TV station. "We are an
advocate for you." I don't see ad now, and (of course) I need their
services.

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Request for Question Clarification by boquinha-ga on 05 Jul 2004 20:02 PDT

Well, I haven't found any information specifically about an ad, but I
have found a group of 4 lawyers in Portland, OR (not Eugene)
(http://www.scalf-ohalloran.com/attorneys.htm) and one of them
mentions that he will "advocate for you" in his online statement here:
http://www.scalf-ohalloran.com/profiles/1122798. He also attended law
school in Eugene and speaks of being proud of having solid roots in
the community there. Could this be the practice you seek?

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Request for Question Clarification by markj-ga on 06 Jul 2004 09:10 PDT

corvallis --

I have found one law firm in Eugene that specializes in personal
injury law, has four lawyers and, like many small personal injury
defense firms, has a website on which it advertises its services.

So that I can nail this down for you, do you remember anything else
about the television ad you saw?  For example, are any of the four
lawyers pictured in the ad women?  On what TV station did you see the
ad?  Do you remember anything at all about the name of the firm?  Any
detail that you remember about the ad could be useful for me to
determine whether I have found the right law firm or, if I have not,
get me on the right track.

markj-ga

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Clarification of Question by corvallis-ga on 06 Jul 2004 11:35 PDT

There were four men in the ad. Each had a speciality, but I don't
remember what they were. I could call the TV Station(s) in Eugene but
I feel like a dufus trying to explain what I am asking about.

Specifically, I am looking for a firm that can handle zoning laws that
are being run rough-shod by the planning dept. in Corvallis. I had an
attorney here but he had known the city's hired attorneys for 30
years.
I'd hope to find a firm between Salem (in the north) and Eugene (in
the south) but not in Corvallis. The specific violations are changing
a house in a Historic Preservation District without a permit, and lawn
parking in direct violation of Corvallis' own law(s).

My running account of this can be found at
http://www.roselodge.com/CodeEnforceZip.

A better way for me to approach this might be to contact 1000 Friends
of Oregon for list.
I will hang in here for a while though.

Why not call the TV station's ad department?