Oregon Legal Research BlogOregon lawyer, John Gear, has started a Law for Real People blog. You can find links to other Oregon lawyer blogs in this blog’s sidebar: under Blogs: Oregon Legal…
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Nine Things Pro Se (Self-represented) Litigants Need to Know
…it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Online lawyers and legal websites aren’t always better-than-nothing. They are not always accurate, reliable, or cheaper than doing the work…
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Happy Valentine’s Day and Happy Birthday, Oregon!
Yes, it’s Oregon Birthday, but we’re going to focus on lawyer love, instead. Sad, I know, and perhaps ultimately futile, but one must try. We will start with the…
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What Do Lawyers Do? Careers in the Law: Five Quick and Easy Research Resources
FAQ: “Do you have any books on careers in the law?” (Note for career seekers: do not confuse books “about the law” or books on “what lawyers do” with…
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Adult Adoption in Oregon
…up to date – in fact, unless you know how to research the law, how to update it, and how to apply it, assume the worst. Only a lawyer licensed…
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Couch Potatoes: When is a Tenant Not a Tenant under Oregon’s Landlord-Tenant Law?
…these types of problems, though I also highly recommend that you, as landlord, speak to a lawyer. [Note: this article and CLE are not online. You’ll need to contact the…
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Book: Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars From Gutenberg to Gates
…to spread cheap reprints of popular sheet music. In the 1950s, a pirate music label named Jolly Roger issued recordings by Louis Armstrong and other jazz greats from LP’s that…
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Oregon Estate Law: Basic Forms and Practice Materials
While there are dozens of print resources (and even more online) on specific wills, trusts, and estate planning issues and questions, here’s a short list of the basic, not…
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Save That Webpage to the Internet Archive!
…previous blog post to this article: “Never trust a corporation to do a library’s job.” But, let’s say, the article vanishes in the fullness of time from that particular URL…