Oregon Legal Research Blog…I doubt many of us regret that we were forced to take admin law. Admin law does show up on bar exams so there really is no getting away…
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Leaving Children Home Alone (in Oregon) – Update
See recent updates (e.g. 2/10/11 , 6/15/09 ), but also click on the Home Alone label in the sidebar. Some who just left me a Comment on…
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How to Find Missing Documents: Channeling Your Inner Sherlock Holmes
…your important documents, though always ask. (To find the papers from offices of deceased lawyers, contact the Oregon State Bar or the state licensing bar of the…
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Law Students, Get Smart: Mine Your County Law Library
…in the Los Angeles Daily Journal (Bar proposes revised practical skills requirements) by Lyle Moran that caught my eye. Apparently, the California Bar Association wants to include 10 hours of…
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Another Oregon Public Law Librarian Honored: Jennifer Dalglish
This time it’s a county law librarian, Jennifer Dalglish, Director of the Clackamas County Law Library. “The President’s Public Leadership Award recognizes outstanding contributions to the bench and bar…
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Casemaker Subscriptions Now Available to Individual Researchers
Casemaker now has subscriptions for individual, unaffiliated (with a bar association or law school) legal researchers. Visit the Casemaker website for instructions and prices. In the world of low-cost…
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Oregon Lis Pendens Doctrine
…history of the doctrine of lis pendens (in context of real estate law) and practice guidance: Oregon State Bar Litigation Section Newsletter: The Lis Pendens Doctrine in Oregon: Caging the…
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“Are you a licensed Oregon attorney?” is a Yes or No Question
…my bar card so you can check with the Oregon State Bar.” And then CHECK with the Oregon State Bar! Call them or check their website, for heaven’s sake. See…
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Washington State Legal Research (for non-Washingtonians)
…Law Library! WASHINGTON STATE LAWYERS: If you need to find a lawyer or links to free and low cost legal services, check state and local bar association websites, for example:…
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Traffic Week (Oregon): Do I Have to Tell My Parents About My Traffic Accident?
…website, which you can link to from the Teen Driving website. 4) If in doubt, please consult an attorney: Teenagers: The Oregon State Bar has free consultations with and attorney…