The Oregon State Bar has released their Interpreting Oregon Law, 2009 edition, a welcome addition to any Oregon lawyer or law library collection. You can find an order form…
What do you do when you find something of value, e.g. jewelry, an electronic device, etc.? Can you keep it? You can always call the Oregon State Bar…
The Oregon State Bar 2009 edition of their Oregon Legislation Highlights arrived today and we’re very happy. It organizes by subject (or by legal practice area) over 400…
The August/September 2009 issue of the Oregon State Bar Bulletin (OSB) had a useful list of recent legislative bills that passed this past Legislative Session. It’s a list that…
…information. 3) The Oregon State Bar has information on the name change process. Checklist? Do you need a Checklist of all those places and people you need to…
…if you want to read about the proposals (and struggles) to revise, rewrite, and reorganize the Oregon Constitution, here are a couple of articles: 1) Oregon State Bar Bulletin, May…
…article’s sidebar links to these resources (and includes live links): · To help protect elder’s financial security: Report abuse: in Oregon, call 800-232-3020· For legal advice: Contact Oregon State Bar’s…
…Legal treatises (some online, but only for paid subscribers)· Municipal codes, superseded· OCDLA publications· Oregon leg history pre-1995· ORS, superseded (prior to current edition, which is online)· Oregon state bar…
…My favorite online primer on legal fees, from the Washington State Bar Association will be useful to anyone in almost any state, but do check with your own state’s legal…
…Bar Bulletin, July 2009 issue. In 2 pages he gives links and pertinent information about each database’s coverage and caveats. 2) Another view of “free”: Can Free Information Make…
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