…resources: websites, blogs, and maybe even just use the telephone! 1) Washington State has some excellent county law libraries. 2) Mary Whisner, University of Washington Law School librarian, keeps a…
A colleague passed this along, from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Law Blog (and you can read other WSJ blogs , too): “Survey Says! Paralegaling is a Better…
There is an interesting discussion about “Career Blogging” going on through the lawyer, librarian, strategist, and other blogs. If I’m not mistaken, it started with web strategist (!)…
Gallagher Blogs reports on the migration of federal information from GPO Access to FDsys: “You might already be familiar with GPO Access, the website of the U.S. Government Printing…
…click on Sort by Date)Oregon Daily Journal of Commerce (subscription required for full access, but their blog is open for viewing) 5) Oregon Lawyer Blogs (not inclusive – visit individual…
The King County Law Library blogs about More People are Acting as their Own Lawyers, linking to this story: “ More people acting as their own lawyers: Courts clog…
…means of production for publishers, leading to a fast proliferation of new media. Several of the most prominent legal blogs, including Above the Law and Greedy Associates…
…about the substantive post and about the blogger, not to mention the Commenter. Here are 3 examples of blogs that inspire large numbers of Comments (but most of us will…
If you don’t know where to begin, try these: 1) Justia’s Virtual Chase 2) UW, Gallagher Law Library: Expert Witnesses: Researching Factual Experts to Use in Litigation 3) Cleveland…
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