Oregon Legal Research BlogThis story from the SF Chronicle was too good not to pass along: Robots of future may need a good lawyer, John Wildermuth, Special to The (SF) Chronicle, December…
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Legal Publishing History: Paul J. Ruskin Dies
Robert Ambrogi notes the passing of a legal publishing legend, Paul J. Ruskin: The Lawyer Who Took Down West’s Copyright in Court Opinions Has Died Excerpt: “It now seems…
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Researching Oregon Employment Law
…of lawyer blogs (aka blawgs) discuss Oregon employment law topics. You can use Justia Blawgsearch, e.g using the search words Oregon employment, employee, etc. (you decide what you are…
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Law dot Gov Update
…is comprised of those on the Law dot Gov frontlines, but updates and commentary on the initiative will also appear on a variety of law librarian and lawyer blogs….
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Public Domain and those “Can I Copyright a ‘PowerPoint’ Presentation?’ Questions
…one can copyright the content of a PowerPoint presentation. See how complex this can get? You can always ask an expert, e.g. a lawyer who specializes in copyright law,…
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17 (plus 6) Things to Do When Your Loved One Dies
An Oregon lawyer blogger has this daunting, but useful list: What to do when your loved one dies Thank you to Candice Aiston for the blog post and to…
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Justice Bedsworth Reveals a Few “From the Bench” Appellate Advocacy Secrets
… in the OC Lawyer Magazine, Criminal Waste of Space column: Carpentry Without Tools, by Justice William W. Bedsworth Excerpt: “My father was a casketmaker. He taught me not…
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Business Lawyering Certificate in Oregon (Willamette University – Portland)
Certificate in Business Lawyering at Willamette University Portland Center (1120 NW Couch Street, Suite 450, Portland, Oregon) “The Certificate in Business Lawyering (CBL) program offers a structured approach to…
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Legal Research Database Interface-Hoopla: Westlaw, Lexis, and Beyond
…joy into the heart of a lawyer who does do serious legal research. When opposing counsel rely on Google, the one who performs actual legal research can only watch…
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Traffic Week (Oregon): Do I Have to Tell My Parents About My Traffic Accident?
…for teens, ages 13 to 17. Contact them, the Problem Solvers, at the Oregon State Bar (OSB) website. 5) Parents, if you need a lawyer, call the Oregon State Bar…