Oregon Legal Research BlogA Legal Profession Blog 10/6/07 post on attorney positional conflicts links to this OSB formal ethics opinion, 2007-177….
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Lawyer Ethics: Positional Conflicts
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89 Practice Tips for the Oregon Lawyer
The Oregon Law Practice Management blog has a 2012 Year in Review list of the year’s tips. This is painless continuing legal education – and stay tuned for…
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[Contract Drafting] LAWYER MEETS BEAR [Stearns Merger Agreement]
Adams Drafting blog takes a bite of the Bear Stearns Merger Agreement (and don’t forget to read the Comments): “…. This deal raises all sorts of policy…
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Beware the Fill-in-the-Blank Power of Attorney Form, Please
…against the fragile or elderly people they are allegedly caring for …, If you ever wondered why public law librarians and lawyers go pale when people use Fill-in-the-Blank forms for…
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Court of Appeals: Oregon Retains Public Recording Requirement in Nonjudicial Foreclosures (MERS not a Substitute)
…of Appeals, then July 18, 2012.) Excerpt from the Media Release: “In Oregon, a trustee may foreclose a trust deed by advertisement and sale–also known as nonjudicial foreclosure–only if the…
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From Librarian to Blogger To Successful Pro Se Litigant
Legal News Line, 4/23/2008, story: Blogger turns attorney, defeats trial lawyer’s subpoena, by John O’Brien: “When blogger and admitted information-hoarder Kathleen Seidel received a subpoena asking for nearly every…
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Law School Graduation Gifts
The Best Law School Graduation Gift: After 20 years in this business of law librarianship, I have made the transition from recommending that you give your new lawyer an…
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Fences Between Neighbors: Who Pays and When?
…provided our patron with lawyer referral resources. We showed them a guide we have on our website about how to most effectively use their time with a lawyer. We also…