…the history of a regulation or other administrative rule, especially at the state level. Also, most of the time we’re looking to update the law (regulation, case, or statute), that…
From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: Public law librarians get the darnedest questions. It’s not so much the questions themselves, but that people think that we have answers…
About once a quarter we’re asked where to find IRS Private Letter Rulings and other IRS documents that used to be tough to find outside a law library that…
…own (Oregon) city or state’s traffic laws, we know even less about our destination city’s laws. So, if you’re heading to Seattle (or anywhere in Washington State, for that matter),…
Oregon Law Practice Management brings you this “iLaw” update, just in time to get you out of July 4th picnic clean-up duty: 20 Tips for Getting the Most Out…
…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…
Pedestrians have to follow the law, too. The Oregon Pedestrian Rights [and responsibilities] website links to laws and other resources. I drove (very slowly) past a jogger the…
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…
2020 Data Privacy Forum Date: 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm PST January 31, 2020 Join Lewis & Clark Law School at the 1st Annual Data Privacy Law Forum….
I’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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