…wondering about the legal research angle here, think negotiating contract terms, regulating games of chance, and maybe the most important one, consumer protection law, starting perhaps with these 2 agencies:…
…contacted about a debt (paid or unpaid), our recommendations: 1) Take it seriously, very seriously, and prepare to do some research2) Research the Oregon laws to find the statute of…
…here are a few places to start off your research. More serious and thorough research will take more work: 1) Federal tax dollar to D.C. and federal tax dollar…
WisLaw blog reports on BillFinder, a free service from StateScape. Whether you’re reading, drafting, tracking, or merely surfing new legislation, it’s a powerful little tool, for no cost….
…Their website has a lot of buried treasure, especially in the articles they generously post for our reading pleasure (with brief annotations no less – a legal researcher’s dream)….
…formula to a lot of research your lawyer needs to do. The costs can go up especially high if your lawyer doesn’t have access to a law librarian or a…
…the West Key Number System and headnotes but are you familiar with Westlaw’s Headnote of the Day provided on Thomson Reuters’ Legal Solutions Blog? …” [Link to blog post.]…
Oregon’s Classroom Law Project (CLP) has created a list of: Civics Digital Resources for Remote Learning “During this unprecedented time when teachers must adjust to providing digital resources…
Securities Lawyer’s Deskbook, from the University of Cincinnati College of Law Library Hat tip to the law librarian listserv….
A Fastcase blog post alerts us to this high cool-factor federal circuit court oral argument feed: Arguments: An index of oral arguments from federal courts, updated every 15…
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