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Access to Justice: Ideas and Business Models
The process of creating and implementing new business models, for businesses, for nonprofits, for libraries, and for the legal profession, begins with discussing and examining new ideas. The new…
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Oregon Corporation / Business Law: Legal Research Resources
…The bad news is – well, the same. Keep in mind, though, that a lot of corporation/business legal research is not state-specific and you may need to use those…
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Law Dictionary: Oregon Legal Glossary
Check out the latest Oregon Legal Glossary at Oregon Laws dot org. It’s a fun, easy to navigate, and the sidebar list of links to other Oregon (and…
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Oregon Estate Law: Wills and Trusts: Forms and “Self-Help” Advice
…people (non-attorneys) who want to write their own wills, draft their own powers of attorney, and who want fill-in-the-blank estate planning legal forms. 1) If you have no money, no…
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UELMA in Oregon: 2013 HB 2944: Is that Online Statute Legally Correct?
…legal documents that aren’t correct, aren’t from the year(s) you need, and are missing the source’s official imprimatur. Most online laws have Disclaimers that advise and warn you to verify what…
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Legal Self-Help, Self-Representation, and Self-Education: Public Law Libraries
This story might describe a single California county law library, but its description fits county law libraries all over the country: Hidden gem provides legal knowledge, The Bakersfield Californian,…
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Legal Research Resources for Students of all Ages
what you’re looking for right now! Law schools, law libraries, and government depository libraries are great places to find links to current and useful legal research tools….
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Executive Order 9066 and the Tides of History
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Therefore, we will highlight an important intersection of legal history of significant impact to the Japanese-American community: the…
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HALT is now CLEAR: Legal Tyranny to Legal Empowerment
…any of these CLEARs. Center for Legal Empowerment, Accountability & Reform (CLEAR), formerly known as Help Abolish Legal Tyranny (HALT) Remember that: CLEAR(legal) dot org is the former…