The Oregon Legislature’s website has a “Find Your Legislator ” feature. Now that you’ve found out who your state and federal legislative representatives are, let…
…and availability information. In the fullness of time, public libraries will have these DVDs in their collections, but documentary and independent film distribution business models are different from…
“My roommate is a high-strung moron.” This was the first line of a letter to “The Ethicist” column, in the New York Times Magazine, September 18, 2011, and…
Is anyone not looking for a job, a better, more secure, or a more rewarding job? Here are some tips for the librarian in you:…
Oregon Policy Directory , from the University of Oregon Libraries’ Public Policy Research website . This Directory includes non-government organizations and has a link to…
…and database contract problems,” or “Why does every other legal publisher transaction need professional law librarian or manager intervention to decipher mailing labels, packing slips, and invoices – these…
This is true whether you climb mountains or research the law. How many times do you read a news report about a tragedy on a mountain where the…
“If you want to keep law resources, contact your legislator,” Feb 8, 2012, letter by a Columbia County attorney, published in the South County Spotlight. This is an…
…of libraries will have it. I’m not sure it is worth $350, but it sure does help lawyers, judges, and litigants answer a lot of their service and writ questions –…
Even if you plan to hire someone to build your business website, it helps to have a general understanding of how a website is created. How else will…
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