26sc00051
Filed shortly after the hearing for Linn County Small Claims case 26sc00051. Plaintiff's Notice of Procedural Concern — For the Record Your Honor, I submit this notice respectfully and without any criticism of the court. I raise the following solely to preserve a complete record and because I believe
26sc00051
Argued before Linn County Small Claims court, heard by Pro Tem Judge Ryan Lucke Your Honor, my name is Logan Martin Isaac. I own The Chapter House, a bookstore at 250 Broadalbin Street SW in Albany — a business I spent nearly a decade working toward. Pacific Power is a regulated
Isaac v. Pacificorp
Around 1300, I noticed several outlets not working in my small business, so I documented them; After alerting the court that a party to litigation was actively engaging in adverse actions they knew would cause harm, I called the Pacificorps customer call center to report an outage. Here is that
Isaac v. Pacificorp
[00:00:00] Mike Pacificorps: Thank you for calling. My name's Mike. How can I help? Logan Martin Isaac: Hi Mike. I'm calling about somebody who visited my business, uh, employee number 6 3 4 9 9. Said they're gonna cut off electricity for
Isaac v. Pacificorp
Logan Martin Isaac: Can you tell me what this is about? So, according to our record. The meter's ticking, but there's no name on the account. What's your name? Joe, Pacificorp: My name's Joe. Logan Martin Isaac: Okay. We're in
26sc00051
*Initial Complaint in Linn County case 26SC00051. I am the owner of a small bookstore business in Albany, Oregon. In July 2025, I signed a commercial lease for a retail space at 250 Broadalbin St. The lease allowed me early access to prepare the space, but I did not owe