…evidence, another on unbundled legal practice (aka limited scope legal assistance), and this one on lawyers who don’t pay other lawyers for costs incurred on their clients’ behalf (behalves?). Lawyers…
Give a big welcome to a (relatively) new entrant in the Oregon legal research database field of players: Oregon Laws dot org. It’s a legal research database designed and…
Lawyers and librarians who buy legal books and databases rely on the stupendous “Legal Information Buyer’s Guide & Reference Manual” and we welcome the latest 2012 edition. You can…
Update update (ahem) to the “Oregon’s Legal Guide for Grandparents and Other Relatives Raising Children” handbook: I have checked with the lead editor of “Oregon’s Legal Guide for Grandparents…
First: Librarians, please do not make legal decisions, copyright or otherwise, for your employer (or your own business for that matter) if there is possible litigation down the road….
…Libraries Legal Research Database Grid (also from our Oregon legal resources webpage ) 3) Links to other Oregon legal research guides and lawyer resources…
“Community-members, attorneys, and entrepreneurs may attend a two-day workshop examining legal strategies for the creation of sustainable, localized and sharing economies. This workshop will look at some of the…
But (Arthur Clarke’s 2001, a Space Odysey) HAL may still be your friend. Read on: Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites, Dec. 17, 2012, blog post: The WordRake Editing Program Takes…
…or public library legal reference services and A2J (access to justice) issues: Self-Represented Litigation Network Educational Program, Wednesday, April 30 (8:30am-5:30pm) EJC links: 1) Equal Justice Conference (ABA) 2014, Portland,…
a Legal Information Center and a Law Library matters to Law Library patrons, whether they are lawyers or self-represented litigants. Read this article from their WSLL Newsletter, February 2016 issue:…
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