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…for lawyers to meet with clients or pro se litigants to meet with a volunteer lawyer, a computer for online research (a couple of subscription databases and the web), wireless…

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…also have a legal services network, which I will add to my growing “How to Find a Lawyer” list I am compiling for my upcoming programs on the subject….

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A fresh look at the Oregon Court of Appeals, from Shelley MacTyre, an Oregon lawyer, who has another blog, her legal one, here. (By the way, I’m not sure…

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…choice for many, electronically– or gumshoe-inclined, and law librarians have moved into the profession too. I remember a wonderful presentation at a law librarian conference by a Kroll lawyer/investigator not…

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…shouldn’t bloggers also have them? I’m going to dedicate these book recommendations to my fellow lawyer and librarian bloggers who have led me to great books and articles, on subjects…

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…about Oregon’s forfeiture laws (and the October 19th Supreme Court ruling upholding Measure 3) and the other is footnotes. Every lawyer has something to say, at great length, about footnotes,…

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A local lawyer blawger (Insurance Coverage Blog), Portland attorney David Rossmiller, is profiled in the Wall Street Journal Online. Bet you wouldn’t have thought insurance law could be so…

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…for Oregon) Christopher Kent (Portland attorney) Janet Billups (staff lawyer for Oregon Health & Science University) Stephen Bloom (former U.S. magistrate) Robert Barton (Portland defense attorney) Marco…

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…library shelves, and talk to a lawyer who knows about the publishing world. Willamette Writers and the Independent Publishing Resource Center are only 2 of many Oregon writers groups….

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