…other private investigator associations and blogs, e.g. PI Buzz, a PI blog, will give you lots of information and links to other private investigator organizations. They do loads of useful…
…Ballotpedia, the Oregonian (which has links to additional political blogs), Statesman-Journal state news, among many others. (Previous OLR blog posts on Oregon Ballot Measures and Elections.)…
Gallagher Blogs (from the University of Washington Law School Library) has a research tip that may come in handy one day, either around the dinner table or when writing…
…from local newspapers and more than one of my library patrons has benefited from that old-fashioned “vertical file” of articles. Some samples from the Complaint Desk: 1) Get past the…
…this legal research blog, and it’s all lawful too, but not all legal blogs behave lawfully.) Positive law is a concept that law librarians teach law students and paralegals, and…
…Oregon writer and reader groups. As for law library blogs (and bloggers are writers if nothing else), there are 185 of us already, blogging professionally as law librarians (mostly)….
…out as one on a new Restaurant Law book we just got in the library, but, as usual, it took on a life of its own. This post could also…
…here is some wonderful Q & A to read before venturing out in your car, on your bicycle, or even at all: KCLL Klues blogs about Seattle traffic law Question…
Gallagher Blogs on June 23, 2010, takes us to this article, which caught my eye because I comment often on how few state law school law reviews publish useful…
…The Multnomah Lawyer, Nov 2009 issue (page 10) also has an article about collaborative law, by Collin McKean: “Collaborative Law: A Structured Resolution Out of Court” 3) Boley Blogs does…
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