…Listen, by Skyler Bentsen and Daniel Scardino, ABA 2005 4) A few years ago (March 10, 2004, to be exact) the Washington County Bar Association held a CLE entitled: “What…
…(Editor), Guilford Press (May 2, 1994) · “Juvenile Sex Offender,” 2nd ed., Howard E. Barbaree Phd (Editor), William L….
…own: In my previous post on foreclosures in Oregon, I mentioned that the Oregon State Bar (OSB) was about to release two new Legal Links programs. They are out…
…rights, obligations, and protections. 3) Both the Oregon State Bar (OSB) and Legal Aid Service of Oregon (LASO) have useful information at their websites. 4) There are lots of print…
…you talk to your lawyer, if you have one, or that you call the Oregon State Bar (OSB) to find a lawyer who can advise you (or read this…
1) I just came across the American Bar Association’s Ten Steps to Protecting the Legal Rights of Breast Cancer Patients, including their Breast Cancer Legal Advocacy Project initiative. 2)…
Law librarians never make referrals to individual lawyers. Never. Never. Never. But, others can and do. Lawyers do and can, friends can and do. (And the best bartenders often…
…area of law you are interested in and contact the organization or one of its members. No one knows this better than Oregon bicyclists! 2) Contact the Oregon State Bar…
…Bar (OSB): 503-684-3763. They will advise you. Second things: Lawyers do think about these things (or they should) and they even get wonderful honky-tonk titled articles out of their deliberations…
…libraries or any other method of streamlining the purchase and delivery of online legal research database service to members of the Oregon State Bar, to pro se litigants, and to…
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