…probably get these questions every few weeks.) Here are some Portland metro area and beyond sources of information: 1) Report: “Oregon’s Legal Guide for Grandparents and other Relatives Raising Children,”…
Did you know that … “There is created the Task Force on Effective and Cost-Efficient Service Provision …”: House Bill 2920 (HTML or PDF) (Chapter 881, (2009 Laws): Effective…
…This will cost time and money to learn, prepare, monitor, and audit. At the very least you will need the right eReader, the right App, and the right license. (You…
…following will apply to your specific situation, so use your judgment): 1) Don’t assume the worst, at least not at first, but do your research, soon. And, as with any…
one, or your State Law Library’s website to see if they have statewide legal databases, e.g. the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC), Nolo, etc. For example, the State of Oregon…
…again about the need for “satellite” law libraries. I’m not talking about anything extravagant, though in this world of expensive remote access legal databases, database license costs could give…
“Google Scholar Case Law Evolves“ by Mark Giangrande, Law Librarian blog: Excerpt: “…. Google is hardly a substitute for any of the commercial databases as it does not have the…
…Legal Resources Index (LRI),1980-present, (both subscription databases). Full runs of these journals are on HeinOnline (also by subscription only). 3) Daily Journal of Commerce (Oregon edition) serves as a paper…
The King County (WA) Law Library has an excellent: Debt Collection Lawsuit Research Guide. The state law links are to Washington State laws, but the other information and federal…
Not as obscure as you might think – and definitely in the public interest: Final Incorporation by Reference Rule Implements Recommendation 2011-5 (from Legal Research Plus, with links to…
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