2007 revision of their Fee Agreement Compendium. The compendium has been written for attorneys, but is useful for potential clients too. Visit your local law and public libraries for this…
…From Tom Stave of the U of O: “Open the UO Libraries’ “ Planning ” research guide and click on the Web Resources jump link. This will take you…
…name your domain and optimize your web presence (I like to start here). Go to libraries and search engines to find them. (Oh, and good content helps, too.)…
Did you know that … “There is created the Task Force on Effective and Cost-Efficient Service Provision …”: House Bill 2920 (HTML or PDF) (Chapter 881, (2009 Laws): Effective…
The Washington County (Oregon) Law Library is scanning the 1953-1987 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). These particular volumes are also known as the “Gutbusters,” because the pages are filed…
…arts and the history of the book; children’s literature; natural history; Pacific Northwest history; literature with particular strengths of Charles Dickens and D. H. Lawrence; and Native American literature. 5)…
…of libraries will have it. I’m not sure it is worth $350, but it sure does help lawyers, judges, and litigants answer a lot of their service and writ questions –…
…and an online database, and includes data from Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington and other Oregon counties. Some law libraries will subscribe to either or both the print or the online….
If you need to know the legislative history of an Oregon statute, please remember: You need to know something about how a bill becomes a law. The Citizen’s…
The Oregon Legislature’s website has a “Find Your Legislator ” feature. Now that you’ve found out who your state and federal legislative representatives are, let…
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