Woods v. Hill
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtHadlock, J.
This action for legal malpractice is the epilogue to what this court previously has described as a series of “[procedural misadventures.” Defendant, an attorney, represented plaintiff in connection with the dissolution of plaintiffs marriage. The dissolution case was referred to court-annexed arbitration. Defendant then stipulated to “binding” arbitration with the proviso that neither party to the arbitration “waive[d] its right to appeal the judgment or any decision to the Oregon Court of Appeals.” After the arbitration award was entered, plaintiff, acting pro se, filed a notice of appeal in…
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