Oregon Legal Research Blog…and type in service animals law, you’ll link to a 2008 version of that same document. Woof! 3) And, there’s more! If you use Google’s advanced search feature and include…
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Service Animals and the Law: Update
Search Results for: label/Land use laws
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Oregon Historical Society Research Library
If you use the OHS research library, mark your calendar with the info below. If you’ve never visited OHS and their library, you’ve missed an Oregon treasure. Plan a…
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Oregon Constitution in Small Bites: Bite #11 (Article II, Sections, 18-24, Suffrage and Elections)
…use or direct only contributions which originate from individuals who at the time of their donation were residents of the electoral district of the public office sought by the candidate,…
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Food Allergy Resources in Portland-Metro Area (and beyond)
The Oregonians’ West Bureau ran a story by Dana Tierney in their Thursday, October 16th, 2008, print Washington County Weekly insert, “Food allergy group is nothing to sneeze…
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Paralegals in Oregon: Joining and Job Postings
…networking opportunities. PNPA members and employers of paralegals can also make use, for no cost, of their Job Bank. If you have questions, look at their Contacts Us list….
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Fedtime 101: Leveling the Playing Field with Ex-con Coaches (aka jailhouse lawyers)
…to use the phrase ‘jailhouse litigator,’ ” says Levine, 47. “Jailhouse lawyer sounds cheap….” (link to full article) (Thanks again to Rob T at Law in the News for the…
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A Lease of Your Own: Renting a Room in Someone’s Oregon Home
…… there is no such thing as a free lunch, nor a Get Rid of a Bad Tenant (or escape a bad landlord) Free card. Use the online forms, but…
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PDF Search Engines – and Beyond
…And, sometimes you just need more than one search engine. The Google search is a bit more useful in that the size of the publication can be seen…
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Oregon (and other State) Courts: Official Dictionary
…many State employees can use. Your public library may also subscribe to it. Many public libraries, however, rely on other online subscription dictionaries or on the free online ones, but…
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How to Tell Your Oregon State or Federal Legislators What You Think
…not speaking out: In a Nutshell (example of a 4-step script follows): 1) Who IS your legislator? One quick way to find out is to use this Find Your Legislator…