…Oregon State Bar (OSB) Bulletin demonstrates this in two ways. One is that their own professional association’s monthly magazine is free and online; you don’t need to be a member…
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) Litigation Section Spring 2008 newsletter, the Litigation Journal, has a number of useful articles, including this one by Robyn Ridler on limited, general and…
From the legal humor, Lowering the Bar blog: A Donut Drama in Three Acts Thanks to Blawg Reviewer #150: Trusted Advisor (But, doesn’t the ultimate Portland Donut Drama always…
…Court Reporters Right: “An article titled “What court reporters want” from the Illinois Bar Journal contains these tips from reporter Andrea Trippi Else—“ (Read post and link from here.)…
…tuned.) Some of the legal information sites we talked about included: · OJD Family Law website · Legal Aid Services of Oregon · Oregon State Bar public information · Oregon…
…trends? It’s not too late – it’s almost never too late, is it? Your own bar association tech training offerings are one place to begin to bring yourself…
…read about adoption in Oregon, check out the information at the Oregon State Bar and Oregon Legal Aid. Or, visit a public law library, where you can find the following…
…(SPL), NJ, had begun to lend Amazon.com’s Kindle ebook reading device has inspired some other librarians to consider Kindles—and to discover that the Terms of Service bar a…
…who had unfettered and remote access to HeinOnline were people in large law firms, with law school library privileges, or with membership in a bar association that subscribed. Henceforth…
…you off every day and what you can do about it.” I’ve been working lately on a proposal for my local bar, judges, and legal aid attorneys to make it…
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