…the subject you are researching. In addition to checking your local libraries’ catalogs using keyword and subject searches, run a web search using the words free law books. You can…
Book Review: Levitt & Davis: “Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers” Would you like a clear description of 3 free online versions…
OREGON ATTORNEYS: YOU HAVE FREE, EASY, and REMOTE ACCESS TO THIS PHENOMENAL COLLECTION OF OSB PUBLICATIONS!!! IT’S CALLED OSB BARBOOKS . REALLY, TRULY! IT’S FREE! …
You don’t have to store free information, except in your brain or in a notebook. You don’t need to rent storage units, buy a bigger condo, or park…
More free legal information – hurrah! See King County Law Library blog, KCLL Klues: Free Federal Case Dockets Online FreeCourtDockets dot com provides free court dockets from PACER (except…
Publicly accessible free and low-cost legal research services are being added to the web every week, or so it seems. No, it’s not really happening that frequently, but there…
…suitable for libraries but definitely targets the home renovation crowd. The free version was sufficient for our planning. I found useful for: Planning, visualizing, and revising our floor space…
If you are not a licensed Oregon attorney and you need to perform thorough legal research (vs “googling a legal problem,” yikes), you have free access to some of…
While you are channeling Your Inner Sherlock Holmes, you can also engage your inner Consumer Self-Help resourcefulness. The Oregonian’s Complaint Desk had an excellent story of how you can…
The National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) has a webpage with “ Brochures for Older Consumers.” It’s an excellent list of resources. There is one brochure called INTERNET…
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