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…From Tom’s Weekly (the 9/9 issue that is) – see his archives too): ‘Northwestern University Law Review is using the weblog format to publish law review articles….

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…across the legal spectrum. Attorneys and professionals will cover basic business law, employment law, tax law and more. A representative from the Oregon Health Authority will be on hand to…

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Ken Svengalis has published a 2nd edition (2022) of his “A Layperson’s Guide to Legal Research and Self-Help Law Books” — and it’s half the price of the first…

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Visit the online Veterans Law Library: “A Comprehensive Collection of Materials Relating to the Veterans Benefits Adjudication Process.”  It includes primary and secondary sources, case law, Agent Orange Claim,…

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“I’m My Own Grandpa.” Remember the song? (Link to versions of it here, here, and the Wikipedia entry, here.) Well, small town law librarianship is not unlike the song….

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From BoleyBlogs, and not just for law students: How to Read a Case, and other first-year tips Excerpt from post: “… Law school holds many wonders, but first the…

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