Oregon Legal Research BlogIt’s summertime. Even lawyers are allowed to dream about food and love. From the ABA Journal Galleries: 6 lawyers with food truck businesses (ABA Gallery, circa 2014) 10 romance…
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Book: “Uscrewed: the consumer’s guide to getting what you paid for”
In my law library we field consumer law questions, as do most librarians in public libraries, law or otherwise. Open up the phone lines to a call-in show on…
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Law School Graduation Gifts
The Best Law School Graduation Gift: After 20 years in this business of law librarianship, I have made the transition from recommending that you give your new lawyer an…
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Oregon Employment Law: Independent Contractors
This is a complex area of employment law and you can never read too much about it. The Oregon Law Practice Management blog has this 12/3/12 post: “Mission Impossible:…
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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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Law Librarians and Legal Information Professionals in a World That Needs (Legal Research) Help
Also from LawSites: an inspiring view of the legal information world of today (which will be tomorrow really, really soon): Turning Challenges into Opportunities: New Directions for Legal Information…
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Last Thoughts on Legislative Drafting and Poetry Month (April at the Law Library of Congress)
“The Unacknowledged Legislators of the World,” April 28, 2015 by Jennifer Davis (Law Library of Congress) “…. The centrality of interpretation to law and poetry is also explored by…
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Where are Superseded (Archived) Oregon Revised Statutes?
…even after launch.) In the meantime: 1) Use archive.org to link to the old Oregon Legislature’s website. 2) The Washington County Law Library has scanned the full set of 1953-1993…
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Meeting of the Law Librarian Bloggers, AALL 2011, Philadelphia
Our blogger-buddies at the Dallas Association of Law Librarians post the details of the AALL Annual Meeting of Law Library Bloggers , to be held in Philadelphia, during…
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The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART SIX
…Thing to Say,” by Judith Martin, Crown Publishers, 1998, p. 47.) As the author of “The Book Thief” laments, it is very hard to get law enforcement to care about…