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…and one can’t avoid doing one’s own research. (Unless of course you have family attorneys on retainer, in which case student loan debt is probably not a problem for you.)…

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…secondary sources although you may need to pay separately for full access. Casetext has announced free access for attorneys during the Covid-19 outbreak. Google Scholar offers free…

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…lawyers who can provide legal advice from licensed Oregon attorneys. Legal RESEARCH resource guides, are directions, instructions, and road maps on where and how to research a legal problem or…

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…specialized legal information resources and tools. They provide a comfortable, welcoming and usable space for everyone engaged with the justice system, including litigants and those facing legal issues, attorneys, court…

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…Oregon courts webpage they have posted a Juror Orientation video. It has comments from judges, attorneys, and former jurors about jury duty and re-enactments of parts of jury selection and…

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…In Brief. The article, and the publication, is written for attorneys but has useful tips for anyone who wants or needs to record a construction lien. If you are not…

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