The O(range) C(ounty) Bar Association monthly OC Lawyer Magazine , once again brings us Justice Bedsworth who has a hard time getting his head around homicidal…
Do you want more information about Limited License Legal Technicians: 1) Link to our previous post on the Washington State LLLT program. 2) Attend a Town Hall: Join…
…Law Library. The Research Guide includes links to similar limited license initiatives in other states. For an Oregon perspective, the December 2013 issue, page 12, of the Multnomah Lawyer has…
“Interactive Urinal Cakes,” by Justice William W. Bedsworth, in the OC Lawyer, December 2013: Excerpts (footnotes omitted, but always worth reading): ‘Yep, that’s what it says. Interactive urinal cakes…. …
…totally wonkish. I recommend it to every new lawyer. ORAP (January 1, biennial) — Qualified. See ORAP 1.10(2). Check the order(s) establishing the ORAP Committee, but generally out-of-cycle amendments are…
…judge, librarian, or lawyer who is reading your letter, memo, brief, or article and ask yourself: “Would the reader be able easily to find an official or almost official copy…
…Legislature) was just not sustainable. So, the costs shift to the people who need to research legislative histories, e.g. advocacy groups, nonprofits, and people who hire lawyers. This seems like…
…Claims Court in Oregon.” by Janay Haas, 2013 2) Small Claims Court Coaches: Oregon State Bar (OSB) Lawyer Referral Service: 503-684-3763 3) Oregon Legal Research website and Oregon Legal Research Blog posts…
…Oregon, it is $10,000.) Excerpt: ‘Small claims court cases are like any other legal disputes, but minus a zero, says Jordan Farkas, a Canadian lawyer who’s built a practice advising people…
OSB BarBooks: Did you know that in addition to all the practice loose-leafs available online through your OSB BarBooks service, you can also find these invaluable OSB publications:…
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