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Freelance Contract for Oregon

Generate a freelance contract that complies with Oregon law — with OR-specific clauses, legal requirements, and jurisdiction-aware protections.

Oregon legal context

Oregon applies an ABC-style test under ORS § 670.600 for tax purposes (independent contractor must be free from direction and control, customarily engaged in independently established business, and licensed if required). Oregon's ORS § 653.295 limits non-competes — 12-month maximum, salary threshold, advance notice. The Oregon UTSA (ORS §§ 646.461 et seq.) protects trade secrets.

Key OR statutes

  • Independent Contractor Test

    ORS § 670.600

    Three-part test for independent contractor classification.

  • Employee Non-Compete Statute

    ORS § 653.295

    12-month cap, salary threshold, advance notice — applies to employees primarily.

  • Oregon Uniform Trade Secrets Act

    ORS §§ 646.461–646.475

    UTSA-style trade secret framework.

Oregon-specific considerations

  • ORS § 670.600 Three-Part Test

    Free from direction/control, customarily engaged in independent business, and licensed if required.

  • 12-Month Non-Compete Cap (Employees)

    ORS § 653.295 caps employee non-competes at 12 months.

  • OUTSA Trade Secret Protection

    Confidential information shared during engagement is protected.

Why this matters in Oregon

  • Three-part ORS § 670.600 contractor test

  • 12-month non-compete cap (employees)

  • OUTSA trade secret protection

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