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Legal Representation for Vulnerable Adults

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This subcontract opportunity with the Oregon Department of Human Services seeks a qualified legal provider to offer counsel and representation for prime contractors working on Aging and People with Disabilities and Child Welfare program projects. The selected provider will be responsible for legal advocacy, court representation, case management, and general legal consulting, with the primary goal of delivering professional representation and filing necessary court documents. To be eligible, candidates must be licensed to practice law in the State of Oregon and possess specialized expertise in either child welfare law or elder law. The work is based in Salem, Oregon, and responses are due by November 6, 2026.

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Oregon DHS seeks licensed legal counsel for child welfare and elder law projects.

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Salem, OR, 97301, USA

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This scope was carved out of REQ-DASOBO-00222315.

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Notice of Special Procurement: REQ-DASOBO-00222315, AMD 2

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AgencyOregon Department of Human Services
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Provides legal counsel and representation for prime contractors on ODHS Aging and People with Disabilities (APD) and Child Welfare program projects. Performs legal advocacy, court representation, case management, and legal consulting. Requires license to practice law in the State of Oregon and specialized knowledge of elder law or child welfare law. Delivers legal representation and filed court documents.

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