Retaliation
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If I complain about a safety issue, can my landlord retaliate against me?
Oregon law prohibits landlords from retaliating — through rent increases, reduced services, or termination notices — against a tenant who complains in good faith, seeks mediation, joins a tenant association, or testifies against the landlord.
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