…that make videoconferencing equipment available to users. Please note that most require a reservation, and some locations charge for the service. We admit the list is not as expansive as…
I recently gathered information about where to find public video–conferencing sites around the state, for use by government and non-profit organizations. I’ve posted my list at the Washington…
…post: “I’ve made a new video—about Blackstone’s Commentaries. It’s also about storytelling form in legal history. My sister-in-law once named a fish Blackstone, which I thought was a very nice…
I also found a link to this video and many other excellent legal research and lawyer tips from Jim Calloway’s excellent Law Practice Tips blog: YouLaw: If Pixar Created…
The Oregon Legislature’s website has some very nice features (although it does seem as though I always write about its flaws!): 1) Their Legislator and Committee email notification…
View the Oregon State Bar (OSB) videotape of our program: 1) Direct to the video: ALL RISE! TAKE YOUR CASE TO SMALL CLAIMS COURT 2) Or, from the Oregon State Bar (OSB)…
From Inter Alia in the past few weeks, links to some interesting new blawgs, including: Counterfeit Blog Online Liability Blog RICO Law Blog Law of the Game Blog…
…Videos? The Oregon State Bar (OSB) videotaped this Wednesday, November 7th, 2013, Small Claims Court program that we presented at the Beaverton City Library, “All Rise! Take Your Case to…
The Jenkins Law Library, Philidelphia, Blog shared the recent launch of a series of short videos that explain partes of the court and legal system by the National Center…
…only terrific local movie rental business in town. There is also Video Lair, Video Verite, Trilogy Video, and Clinton Street Video (all in neighborhoods worth visiting). Note: I am not…
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