…affiliates will continue to have access to the Library’s extensive online resources and to 24/7 online chat assistance through the Oregon Libraries Network (L-Net) (a service funded by the…
…print versions of the superseded Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) can be found at only a handful of libraries. But, before you throw up your hands, do a little homework first:…
The Southern California Association of Law Libraries’ (SCALL) Public Access to Legal Information Committee (PALI) has published the fifth edition of: Locating the Law: A Handbook for Non-Law Librarians…
…to read” and “I read a lot” people who believe they can manage libraries, without knowing anything about budgets, contracts, licensing, employee management, politics, etc. There’s also that small matter…
Please pass this information along to people you know who may need tax preparation assistance and who do not have Internet access. Many public libraries work with AARP and…
…librarians when the specific question is particularly vexing. 2) In Oregon, public libraries may have these subscription databases that you can search, sometimes remotely:a) America’s Obituaries and Death Noticesb) Biography…
…Applications received by July 16, 2010 will receive priority consideration. Informational interviews will be conducted at the annual meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries, July 10-13 in Denver,…
…of journals articles, etc. Public libraries and law libraries will have databases useful for company research and corporate, business, and nonprofit law. 4) Look for research guides on corporate…
Libraries get a lot of those “I can’t remember that book (story, poem, etc.) title” types of questions, which we love because every good librarian loves a mystery that…
…to be skipped, Oregon estate planning forms and practice materials. These are print-only resources in most law libraries, though some libraries may have on-site online or CD-ROM access. 1)…
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