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· 6/5/2025

Chau Ong v. Yu Ting Wang, D.D.S. and Winford Ko, M.D.

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  • explaining that the 2017 amend- ment to ORS 45.400 “expressly makes the decision whether to allow telephonic testimony in nonjury proceedings a matter of trial court discretion except in specified circum- stances”
  • “[T]he trial court’s decision whether to allow telephonic testimony in nonjury proceedings [is] a matter of trial court discretion.”
  • “[T]he trial court’s decision whether to allow telephonic testimony in nonjury proceedings [is] a matter of trial court discretion.”

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