…(MBA) Judicial Profiles, your local law or public library, or legal advocacy groups. Law school libraries usually have additional print and online resources with judicial biographical information. (Law students use…
…of frequency of use (at least from attorneys I’ve spoken to :-): 1) Marbury v Madison2) Hadley v Baxendale3) Statute of Westminster4) Something, anything almost, from Blackstone5) Bracton And today,…
…local attorney about the use of creativity in the law (not as straightforward as it sounds) to these amazing video clips from the TED Conference (and the TED blog) –…
…libraries may have additional print and online resources with judicial biographical information. (Law students use these resources when they are looking for judicial clerkships.) Oregon has 3 law…
…“The Web 2.0 Challenge will provide a free, comprehensive, and social online learning opportunity designed for law librarians by directing them in hands-on use of these technologies. The course is…
…the E-discovery Battle . . . by a Wide Margin.” you can substitute for his use of the phrase “electronic discovery” any number of legal technology trends and this entire…
…shoulder, please consult a legal professional for advice. 1) Wikipedia, Homestead Exemption 2) For Oregon, visit the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and use the index to find the section you…
…mouthfuls of Pine-Sol? Not sure if you should take him to the hospital or use his sweat to clean the floor? These people generally answer very quickly and are very…
…(if you don’t want to use Google Books, there’s a search feature here where you can search over 1.7 million titles). Paste the URL into the Reprint Request box,…
…user who wishes to “sell, rent, lease, distribute, broadcast, sublicense or otherwise assign any rights to the Digital Content or any portion of it to any third party.” However, as…
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