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Take a look at the Lane County Law Library Index to Legal Research Guides. It’s excellent and will just get better and better. They link to useful legal…

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…CLE materials from Oregon and non-Oregon CLE vendors.  You can search law school library catalogs online.  You can search most state law library catalogs online.  Several publishers and organizations have…

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…librarians: Jury Verdicts & Jury Instructions Research Guide, from the Georgetown Law Library There are also various Oregon sources of jury instructions and jury verdict compilations: 1) OSB Jury Instructions…

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In the library world, one always meets people who want to learn something new every day. It’s not hard to do, but what if you want to get…

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…records about their taxpayer funded expenditures). Mary Whisner, at the Gallagher Law Library, University of Washington, has posted a link to her article about the Law Behind the Mattress…

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…you sue or defend yourself. For example, in Lane County, you would visit the Lane County Circuit Court Small Claims Court website (and the Lane County Law Library, too!). 3)…

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