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It’s not enough to sort out the papers, the wills, the taxes, the trusts, the long-lost relatives; you also need to think about burial and funerals. The law…

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State Bar Association. A master’s degree in library science and family law experience (or other areas that are commonly needed by a self-represented litigant) are preferred….” [Link to article.]…

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…some good old fashioned law-learnin’. Think how much smarter you will be afterward! Topics include animal law, small claims, landlord-tenant law, police stops, charitable giving, legal assistance for military…

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The Oregonian’s Business section of the daily print paper has had such good consumer law and small business stories and information lately that I’m wondering why they call it…

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It’s definitely the Year of King Lear, with ghostly sightings, new theatre productions, creative interpretations, and now: King Lear in Law School (from the Gallagher Blog) Maybe you can…

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Take a look at the Lane County Law Library Index to Legal Research Guides. It’s excellent and will just get better and better. They link to useful legal…

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“The Lillian Goldman Law Library at Yale Law School is hosting this Virtual Symposium on Citation and the Law – April 22 and 23, 2021. This FREE symposium will…

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