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Justice Bedsworth Tells the Wondrous Tale of Jon Alexander, Lawyer and Fighter
…the Michigan Assassin, and a few years ago Ring Magazine named him the fourth best middleweight of all time. That information is not going to get you MCLE credits. And…
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Jargon-auts, Wordsters, Acronyms, Abbreviations: Law Firm to the Rescue
If you haven’t yet discovered how much excellent information can be buried inside law firm websites, here is another example: Latham and Watkins Books of Jargon, including “book”…
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“How an Idea Really Becomes a Law” in the Oregon Legislature
…link to it from the Oregon Legislative Counsel website). There is also a lot of information on the Legislature’s website about how to testify before an Oregon legislative committee….
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How to Find Oregon Appellate Court Briefs
It’s time to update this information: State of Oregon Law Library has a link to their briefs collection or you can use this research guide: How to Find Oregon…
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Oregon Lawyers on Speaking to “The Media”
…want some background information, facts checked, or some legal procedural step clarified. But sometimes, the lawyer IS the story, or at least the only story the news-writer has access…
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Zimmerman’s Legal Research Guide
…find them all, including an RSS feed, from the ZRG blog homepage: 1) Researching Nonprofit Corporation Laws, July 22, 20102) Circulation Information for Newspapers and Magazines, July 20, 2010…
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Oregon Equine Law (Horses, horses, horses)
…lawyers, aka equine lawyers. If you need a “horse lawyer” you can contact the Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service and ask for one. While you’re waiting for that…
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Affordable Lawyers: What Did Your County Law Library Do For You Today?
…28) Direct unrepresented litigants to attorney referral services and information on how to work with attorneys (fees, preparation, etc.) 29) Referrals to government agencies & nonprofits (housing, disabilities, grandparents, elder law, consumer law,…
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2011 Federal and State Laws Protect Public Benefits from Garnishment
I’ll be writing a longer blog post on Garnishment soon, but in the meantime: The Lane County Legal Services Programs website has posted this information: “New laws protect…