…too, though I usually phone for an address or phone number or directions, or a book title I can’t quite remember) Some libraries now also have a text message service,…
…the excellent OREGON debt collection legal research guides at the Lane County Law Library. Use their Research Guide Index to find Debt Collection and many other useful guides….
…it is hard to know who to fault when the information that CEOs (and the rest of us) need to have is just not available. A law librarian colleague brought…
Has any librarian not linked to and blogged about this post on 100 Terrific Tips and Tools for Blogging Librarians? Most of these tips will be useful to…
the Oregon State Bar. (Online to OSB member and print copy in some Oregon law libraries.) 3) See the service members information from the American Bar Association (ABA). 4)…
This is a Quick and Easy Guide. More complicated ones exist, but it just doesn’t have to be that hard – and this way you have no excuse…
…are not at the Legislature’s webpage (don’t ask me why – call your state legislator). They are available in print at some public law libraries and with some subscription…
…(and other filicide tragedies), then you haven’t been paying attention: 1) Libraries will have multiple versions of the original tale.2) Online ones include these (a tiny sample):Greek myth (wikipedia)Euripides Medea…
Law school libraries are excellent sources of legal research guides. You can find many of them with a quick Google search using your topic keyword and then simply adding…
…print starts in 1983 and ends 1992. Some libraries will have the full set. If you need Oregon AG opinions from before 1997, you’ll need to look at the print…
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