…laws, statutes, and regulations, and consult with an Oregon attorney who specializes in family law (if only to avoid wasting time and money on filing a useless form), you are…
If you’re not keeping up with the National Inventory of Legal Materials, then you’re not keeping up with the effort to make all online U.S. laws easily accessible to…
…still carry the burden to protect themselves. An investigation by The Oregonian in 2005 revealed that weak state laws and passive enforcement by the state Construction Contractors Board have allowed…
…Justice). Please note these videos are not specific to any one state. As always, consult your local law librarian for help researching Oregon laws or referrals to Oregon resources….
…also need to visit an architecture or engineering library to get the full picture – and talk and listen to the people who use, design, and furnish courthouses. …
I haven’t blogged about Oregon Small Claims Court in a little while, and while not much has changed overall, here are a couple of updates: 1) It is…
Who couldn’t use a book on Baseball Law? We sure could here in the Portland-metro area. A summary of what you’ll find in “The Little White Book of Baseball…
You might think that these are all online, but they are not! Here are the briefs research guides I use: 1) Tried and true, if you are near…
…18 said they would use it if they had the budget for it. (A third package mentioned by some library chiefs was Research Monitor from Priory Solutions.) “The technology has…
…the excellent OREGON debt collection legal research guides at the Lane County Law Library. Use their Research Guide Index to find Debt Collection and many other useful guides….
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