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Hospital Bills and Collection Agencies
Liz Pulliam Weston’s Money-Talk column in Sunday’s (1/28/07) Oregonian included a Q&A on a hospital bill payment problem, variations on which we in law libraries hear a lot….
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“Is it legal?” in the Library
…days ago about the subject of mental illness in libraries, but it struck me today as I read the local papers on my morning commute that we can no longer…
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Where Do Your Federal Tax Dollars Go?
…medicare, corporation subsidies, international medical aid, etc., etc., etc. If you’re at all curious about which states get how much “return” on the federal tax dollars sent to federal coffers,…
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Teach Your Children about the Law of Corporations: Nursing Home Law
…source does not maintain free archives of its back issues. Most public libraries, however, have newspaper databases that can be searched free of charge, often remotely (i.e. from any computer,…
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History of Undercover Reporting (new database)
…in the late 1930s to treatment of soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in the 21st century….” [Link to InfoDocket blog post.] Link to Undercover reporting dot org….
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Lawyers: Save Time & Money: “Legal Information Buyer’s Guide & Reference Manual”
…spreadsheets, charts, and guides. Many public law libraries and law school libraries will have a copy for you to read. (It’s almost always a reference copy, so you probably won’t…
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Small Claims Court Resources for Oregon Lawyers: CLEs, Video, Books, History
…in Oregon.” by Janay Haas, 2012. Public libraries and public law libraries have copies of this book, but, live a little: buy yourself a copy. It won’t break the bank…
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Judicial, Non-judicial and other Types of Foreclosure in Oregon
…in lieu of foreclosures, and much, much more are discussed in this 2-day CLE. (Some Oregon county law libraries will have the 2-volume course-book from the 2012 CLE.) 2) The…
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Quick and Dirty (and relatively $$ Cheap) Legal Research
…legal research tool you have access to. Some public libraries and public law libraries have Fastcase, LoisLaw, or other low-cost legal research databases and many have law journal databases. 5)…