Oregon Legal Research Blog“WALTER ECHO-HAWK: In his most recent book In the Courts of the Conqueror: The 10 Worst Indian Law Cases Ever Decided Echo-Hawk reveals how American law was used to…
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An Evening with Walter Echo-Hawk (May 4, 2012)
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Funeral Law in Oregon
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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How do I file for or respond to a divorce?
We often get asked about family law and divorce. There are a lot of variations – married or unmarried couples, with or without children. This is one topic the…
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Selling or reproducing original artwork (with bonus copyright legal research guide)
…(including our new legal research guide on copyright law). Permission and copyright in regards to artistic works can be a bit more complex than other forms of copyright. Nolo press…
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Verdict $5.2 million: Law Professor vs Legal Publisher (with a side of free legal research and Fastcase)
For my regular readers who might want a break from the holiday madness and might (ho ho ho) be wondering about that $5.2m verdict win in the lawsuit filed…
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New legal research guide – Administrative law
…rules and administrative law in general, you’re in luck. The Washington County Law Library has a brand new administrative law legal research guide available on its website…
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Oregon Legal Research Guides: Traffic, Landlord-Tenant, Debt Collection and MORE!
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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Job: Classroom Law Project (CLP): Is Looking for a Program Manager
Portland, Oregon: CLASSROOM LAW PROJECT is looking for a PROGRAM MANAGER Excerpt: “POSITION DESCRIPTION The Program Manager (PM) will lead the collaborative CLP team effort to develop and deliver…
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Seven Law Librarians Serve Nine U.S. Supreme Court Justices
The next time someone tells you that “it’s all online” or that they don’t need law libraries or law librarians, ask why it is that the smartest guys on…
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King Lear Goes to Law School: Estate Planning, Distribution of Wealth, and the Art of Teaching
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…