…record presented genuine issues of material fact as to what advice plaintiff was given regarding the use of a paralegal and whether plaintiff relied on that advice. Reversed and remanded.”…
…whose Consumer Warning Network Web site offers the free court documents Lovelace used to file her request, has played a major role in promoting the produce-the-note strategy….” (link to article)…
…3) Contact a Legal Aid (LASO) office. They too will know about various free legal programs. 4) Local police and sheriff’s departments frequently host landlord-tenant clinics and mediation programs. 5)…
…as public service announcements. “It’s a Web site that many people already are familiar with,” said Detective Jim Strovink, sheriff’s spokesman. “We hope to use the site to present information…
…a recent presentation, Dr. Alan Melnick, a public health officer in both Oregon and Washington, provided a useful list of alternative causes of symptoms to consider when someone claims a…
…shelters and other information to use or to pass along as needed. You can also phone 211 for this information, inside and outside Washington County. Check on your friends and…
…debt collection options you may pursue lawfully. 3) The Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) can be found online or in print at many public libraries. Use the index and look up…
…list of legal dictionaries , print and online) for the following words, but you need to use your own state’s statutes and case law for specifics: Pardon, Expungement, Clemency, Commutation,…
…regulation. There is a lot more out there, so go forth and research. One day that seatback will connect us to a Web browser, but use your headphones, please….
…Stueber. (This article can be found in other online and print publications.) 2) There is also this one: “ The Highest Form of Flattery? Application of the Fair Use…
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