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Landowners claim forestry company clear-cut, decimated property without their knowledge

Summary by Coos Bay World
A lawsuit filed in a Eugene federal court outlines timber trespass, alleged fraud, and elder abuse of an out-of-state landowner concerning 321 acres of forest outside of Bandon. The Yoder
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Landowners claim forestry company clear-cut, decimated property without their knowledge

A lawsuit filed in a Eugene federal court outlines timber trespass, alleged fraud, and elder abuse of an out-of-state landowner concerning 321 acres of forest outside of Bandon. The Yoder

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