Oregon Legal Research BlogI’ve blogged a lot about condo law for a reason. (See here and here.) Condo homeownership is fairly new to Oregon, and a lot of Oregon lawyers, and there…
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(More) Oregon Condo Law
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Temp, part-time positions at Wash Co Law Library, Hillsboro (Oregon)
Over the next few weeks, the Washington County Law Library hopes to fill either or both of these temporary, part-time positions (the permanent position opportunity is noted below ***)….
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Pedestrian Law: Think Out Loud (OPB) on Foot Traffic
OPB’s Think Out Loud radio program had a recent show on Pedestrian Law: Nov. 1, 2010, Foot Traffic and guests included Ray Thomas who wrote Oregon Pedestrian Rights:…
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Bibliography for Attorneys (Lawyers) Setting Up a Solo Practice
The Multnomah Law Librarian has graciously allowed me to post her Solo Lawyers bibliography here (and in PDF format , from my Law Library’s website): HOW TO…
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Oregon County Law: Duty to Fix Potholes?
This Oregonian article was an interesting lesson in neighbor and government law. It also teaches one not to jump to conclusions, on international affairs, government budgets, or that…
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“Animal Law” Courthouse Rooftop Secret Sculpture Garden: “Cat on Trial”
Hatfield U.S. Courthouse Sculpture: Cat on Trial in Law of Nature I only today discovered this garden while looking at the Judith Resnik, Dennis Curtis online edition of their…
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How to Find State Law Comparisons, Surveys, and Compilations
…be reminded that the same statutory language is not always used across states to accomplish the same purpose.) FREE: Lexis Zimmerman’s Research Guide, under “State Laws, generally” for some…
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Traffic Law: How to Beat (or Transcend) Your Ticket
…lawyer contributors, I am sure to surpass that value with this new post. The OSB Bulletin’s Aug/Sept 2008 issue has an, I dare say phenomenal, article on traffic law: Traffic…
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Community Property Rights in Common Law Oregon – Update
Oregon is a common law property state, so what happens when you move here from a community property state and you want to preserve your community property rights? If…
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Oregon’s Smokefree Workplace Law, What happens when people violate the smoking ban?
The questions about complying with Oregon’s Smokefree Workplace Law (2007 SB 571, 2007 Laws Chap. 602) are thick on the ground, or in the air. As is true with…