Oregon Legal Research BlogAMAZING RESEARCH TOOL (for finding books and more): If you haven’t tried Worldcat.org (NOT dot com), then prepare to be astounded, amazed, and thrilled – and not just you…
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Doing Business Abroad: Do Your Homework
…additional resources, and referral possibilities may also show up from these, so keep good notes on what books you have consulted (don’t forget your local library), what web sites you…
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Small Business Information in the Portland Metro Area
…and books through their respective online catalogs and web pages. You will need a library card to use these databases remotely. Note: In case you were wondering, which only about…
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Online OSB BarBooks Service
…books. I’m not sure my library will subscribe, yet. The trend in my law library and others is for the library to provide remote access to patrons, not…
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Zines and the Law
…creative young, and not so young, people are making zines, 2) zine creators are obviously still enjoying the tactile pleasures of print, paper, binding, and books. Isn’t this to be…
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Independent Contractors in Oregon
…public library will have lots of books on the subject (depending, of course, on the size of your local public library), but also check out the Oregon Gov sites, here…
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Handbook for Oregon Jurors
…are, of course, a zillion books and articles written about juries, people researching juries, jurors, jury duty, jury instructions, rights to a jury trial, jury research, jury manipulation, jury tampering,…
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Laughter is the Best Educator: How to Bust a Move & Please Don’t Swivel
…again. 2) Ask the Past: Advice from Old Books (Hat tip to Rare Book Room blog for the link to Ask the Past and How to Bust a Move)…