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Developing a Law Firm Social Media Policy
KCLL Klues , the King County (Washington) Law Library blog has this post from 10/31/11 . It has links to useful resources and sample policies, all of which may…
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Free “Law School” (via CALI) – or a Cure for Insomnia?
Do you have what it takes not only to enjoy law school classes, but not to fall asleep when you hear someone talk about indebitatus assumptsit, a conditional devise,…
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Can I tape record a conversation without someone knowing it?
Please read the Nov. 11, 2011, update to this post. And a couple other variations library reference staff hear a lot: Is it Lawful to Record Someone Without…
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More Uses for Old Law Books
Another use for old law books and a fun one at that: Federal Supplement w/ Glass Flask Our current guide on How to Dispose of…
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Legal Assistant Jobs at Lewis & Clark Law School: App deadline Dec 14!
…administrative, paralegal, and secretarial support to full-time and adjunct law faculty. Assists law faculty in class preparation; legal research and document production including scholarly articles, court briefs, class materials, class…
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Will the Virtual Law Office (VLO) Make an Appearance in Oregon?
Bob Ambrogi’s Law Sites blog post of 1/9/11, brings us an update on Xemplar, where you can read about exemplary lawyers. Exemplar’s January 2011 featured lawyer, Stephanie Kimbro, has…
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Podcasting and the Law
Law of the Podcast: Podcasting Legal Guide from Creative Commons Via Law Librarian Blog and Cornell Law Library’s InSITE…
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Law Library Thing: Tarlton, Yeshiva, U Penn, Los Angeles Co, and MORE
Liz, who keeps us abreast of law-related goings-on at one of our local public libraries, points out that LibraryThing now has a LAW Library Thing going-on with lots of…
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Oregon Family Law: No Legal Obligation to Support a Child in This Country?
…usual public law librarian admonition: please consult an attorney before coming to legal conclusions. And if friends who think you are a very smart person ask you for legal advice,…