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If you thought blogs were dead, think again. They are evolving! Robert Ambrogi, at his Law Sites, posts about some new and noteworthy blogs, including Legal Divas. You…
Did you know there was a Project on Predatory Student Lending? This one is at the Harvard Law School Legal Services Center. And don’t forget about the federal Consumer…
…“marijuana” just to make sure you didn’t miss anything. 2) Laws & Regs from OHA: Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP), which links to their OMMP Administrative Rules, Statutes and Legal Information…
From Elizabeth E. Welch, Esq.: “We are having a Free Legal Consultation Day here at KOHLHOFF & WELCH. The details are:February 9, 2007KOHLHOFF & WELCHAttorneys at LawA Mother Daughter…
Lots of people think that answers to legal question are online. Hah! Law librarians and lawyer know that few, if any, answers to legal “questions” are “online.” “Laws” are…
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