We routinely get calls from attorneys who are looking to get rid of law books. They may be retiring or downsizing. The answer has evolved, but it is generally…
‘Announcing the Winner of the “Anything But Law School” Scholarship: Louise Kelly‘ (Previous OLR blog post about this scholarship.) But don’t forget that musicians and other artists also need…
…paid databases also provide access. Fastcase: OAR (2009 – present); Oregon Bulletin (n/a) [available via OSB membership or the State of Oregon Law Library for the public] LexisNexis: OAR…
The Lawbook Exchange has put a call out for used law books. See their latest Want/Need list and contact information below. (You can also link to our How to…
Each Oregon county law library could list its own FAQ (frequently asked questions) referrals, but here are mine: 1) Landlord-tenant law: a )The Landlord-Tenant info at Legal Aid Services…
…libraries are not likely to have art law treatises, but you might have more luck trying a university law library or the State Law Library. More information on Oregon law…
The next time someone tells you that “it’s all online” or that they don’t need law libraries or law librarians, ask why it is that the smartest guys on…
Welfare Act), glowing feedback, even. Several county law libraries lend MCLE course materials to Oregon attorneys for self-study. Or, contact the MCLE folks at OSB: “Access to Justice: Juvenile Law…
In case you missed this post at Above the Law about: “Yale Law School Going to the Dogs ” 3 Geeks and a Law blog have something to…
…Law Library (SOLL) has NOLO, the Multnomah Law Library has NCLC (on-site use only) among other print and online legal research resources, and selected Oregon county law libraries have other…
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