Journalists have ethical codes and so do librarians and lawyers. (Librarians also have a intellectual freedom codes , which might answer some of your question about why we can…
…my paraphrase: Please, “Don’t Trust; Always Verify” If you hear something about your county law library, give your law library manager a call or add a Comment to this blog…
Many but not all Oregon attorneys know about the terrific 3 volume set of Will and Trust Forms (Oregon Version), compiled by Joseph J. Hanna, Jr. and Campbell Richardson…
The “Law via the Internet Conference” will be held in Ithaca, NY, October 7-9, 2012: Among other programs, this one promises to be provocative: “Can We Trust What’s Online?…
The ABA Journal alerts us to a new comic book heroine who is a lawyer in “real life.” Maybe the comic will be as funny as the article and…
I have written here about gifts to give the new lawyer (e.g. one leaving transactional work and heading into private practice, say family law, etc.) and here is a…
I’m collecting articles and ideas for an upcoming program on “How to Find a Lawyer” and while cruising through The Blawgs came across a link to this Findlaw article…
The Washington County Bar Association New Lawyer Division (WCBNLD) is having its second meeting: Friday, April 19, from 5:30-7pm, at the law offices of Helzer, Cromar and Schneider, LLP,…
“Ethics and the Law in Oregon, spotlighted by a local lawyer,” editorial, The Bee, July 2015 (Vol. 109, No. 11) Excerpt: “We have heard comments for quite some time,…
Securities Lawyer’s Deskbook, from the University of Cincinnati College of Law Library Hat tip to the law librarian listserv….
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