An Oregon Notice of Motion is a legal document used to initiate a motion in court proceedings in the state of Oregon. It is a way for a party to a lawsuit to notify the court and the other party of their intention to make a formal request to the court for a ruling on a particular issue. It is typically served to the other party in advance of a hearing or trial in which the motion will be heard. There are two types of Oregon Notice of Motion: a pre-trial Notice of Motion and a Notice of Motion at Trial. A pre-trial Notice of Motion is used to make a request to the court before a trial begins. This type of notice is used to ask the court to make a ruling on a particular issue, such as a motion to dismiss the case or a motion for summary judgment. A Notice of Motion at Trial is used to make a request to the court during a trial. This type of notice is used to ask the court to make a ruling on a particular issue, such as a motion to suppress evidence or a motion to set aside a verdict. In both types of Oregon Notice of Motion, the document must include the title of the court, the case number, the names of the parties, the date of the motion, a description of the motion, and the signature of the party filing the motion.