Webinar: Utility Billing Workshop
Multifamily NW Welcomes Gordon Magella, Andor Law, LLP (019)
Zoom Webinar
Event Details
This class addresses the legal requirements of utility billing in Oregon. The purpose is to ensure that landlords understand the importance of including requiring information in leases, addenda, and tenant invoices. It also addresses prohibited charges and billing practices. Finally, examples of properly filled out forms will be discussed to illustrate how compliance can be achieved.
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Multifamily NW Welcomes
Gordon Magella, Andor Law, LLP
Gordon Magella is Senior Counsel at Andor Law. He focuses on civil litigation, housing law, and housing discrimination defense.
Gordon has over sixteen years of experience as a litigator at all levels of federal and state courts, including the Oregon Court of Appeals. He started his career in Ohio where he took over 60 cases to the state court of appeals and argued twice before the Ohio Supreme Court. He also has experience with complex federal litigation, including representing plaintiffs in two class actions in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon, and arguing before the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Prior to joining Andor Law, Gordon spent four years as a staff attorney at Disability Rights Oregon where he worked on a variety of policy issues and class action litigation. He spent three years as a juvenile public defender. He also previously spent four years in private practice representing clients in complex litigation in federal court, tax controversies, administrative appeals, and a variety of other business-related matters.
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