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…is called the [State] Bar Association, though a lot of them are. A web link for the Oregon State Bar is missing from the list, but here it is….

…Library Journal issue I mentioned in a previous blog post, 99 LLJ, “Neutral citation, court web sites, and access to authoritative case law,” by Peter Martin, 99 Law Library Journal…

A recent Oregon Government Standards and Practices Staff Opinion (07S-005) is a useful vehicle for explaining some basics of legal research to the novice legal researcher. And if…

City of Portland recently formed Motorcycle and Scooter (not Libby) Citizen Advisory Committee is seeking members. Web announcement here – deadline is July 16th!…

I like to look at how other states present legal research and legal information resources online. Here are a couple new websites I’ve run across lately. Connecticut Law…

…secluded valley of Ojai, Calif., “I feel grateful.” During the first Internet boom, lots of people predicted that e-books would replace paper books. That obviously hasn’t happened, but the Web…

…be taken in by scammers. Maybe I’m dreaming, but I say, let’s add a little Civics to the books and web sites on How To Start Your Own Business….

…Kurt Nilson, the creator of the calculator, is an attorney in Pennsylvania. Interesting and useful web site, especially if it moves you to get a will in place. But…

…You Paid For post is Use What You Paid For. Visit your public library’s web page and look at the databases you have free access to and that would cost…