From the Law Librarian Blog: ABA Launches Law Reviews, Law Journals and Document Repositories Search Engine: “The ABA’s Legal Technology Resource Center has launched a free search…
…those 2 professors are having a very good holiday weekend, here is some Free, Legal Research database news that will please – from Bob Ambrogi’s Law Sites, “Public Domain Group…
…all the loose (i.e. uninformed) talk about “it’s all online” and PACER possibly becoming free and open (with all those unredacted documents – maybe yours?), I expected to find all…
…(OSB): they may be the logical group to keep a running list of these free events, but in the meantime, they may still be able to give you some contacts….
…read on for what might be a better and an easier solution for you, depending on your legal research needs: Did you know that you can use FREE a portion…
1) ACLU of Oregon story (and links) 2) Oregonlive stories: a) Trimet loses free speech case (includes link to opinion): “An Oregon judge has ruled that TriMet’s refusal to…
Not only is this free, but you don’t even have to commit to it* – wowsers!: A Free, Online Course to Introduce Law Librarians to Web 2.0 Technologies Excerpt:…
From Library Link of the Day (July #7 post) or direct link to OnMilwaukee dot com article): “Is it stealing if you empty a Little Free Library?,” Molly Snyder’s…
…think before you sign up, sign on, or sign anywhere on any dotted line. And surely before anyone attaches anything to your mind or body. For additional consumer law…
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) has useful information at their website, including a summary of consumer and business laws (yes, sometimes with opposing interests) enacted…
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