Oregon Legal Research BlogOne of my favorite attorneys emailed me from the hospital to ask if she could renew some books that were checked out – her baby was about to be…
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Overdue Books, Early Babies, and Lawyers
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Pro Se Litigants:Tenacity, Gumption, and Principle
…Oregonian has written about the story here and here. Pursuing a lawsuit is a lot of work (and that is a huge understatement), especially when the plaintiffs aren’t attorneys…
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Oregon Family Law Facilitators
…pro se (self-represented) litigants, but the Facilitator is also an excellent source of information for local attorneys (who may also offer to volunteer their services to the Facilitator). Contact your…
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Oregon Small Claims Limit Raised to $7,500
…not unusual for parties to consult attorneys prior to appearing in court. Your local public and law library will have more information. And, no matter how much research you…
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LUBA overturns Tangent decision
…his 84-acre farm into the city and build houses on it.Brush said he and his attorneys likely will appeal the decision to the Oregon Court of Appeals. They have 21…
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Pet Poisoning: New Legal Theory
…law attorneys are joining forces across the country to sue Menu Foods Inc. and pet food distributors over the poisoning of dogs and cats, with some lawyers aiming to set…
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Oregon Lawyers in Guantanamo
…the U.S. government imprison human beings indefinitely while denying them access to a court of law to challenge their imprisonment. Now, 14 years later, as one of several Portland attorneys…
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Food Lawyers
Sunday’s Oregonian (3/25/07), Business section, also had an interesting story by Alex Pulaski about two Northwest attorneys who practice Food Law. Wash your hands, and your food,…
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Opportunity Costs of Blogging
…leaders, or attorneys and someone says, “I read your blog!” – well, that helps my library in so many ways. For my law library, blogging reaches more people than…
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East Multnomah County Justice Center and Public Law Libraries
…service, and a reference desk staffed (or in phone contact – Skype or its ilk come to mind too) with someone who can assist pro se litigants and attorneys with…