…dreamers and some of our small business dreamers manage to make their dreams come true. We also like dreamers who do their legal research. There are a lot of small…
1) October 5th: 2012 Animal Law CLE: Sponsored by the OSB Animal Law Section: Personal Property or Companions? Why the Legal Status of Animals Matters:Part I: Overview and Evolution…
…OSB Sections are not well-indexed so I try to highlight some of their articles when they land on my desk/top. Y ou can contact your nearest law…
…contact your nearest law school or county law library (see sidebar for links) and ask to see a copy.) 1) “Changes to the Oregon Uniform Trust Code,” by Christopher Cline….
the previous titles were, which include: 1) Interpreting Oregon Law 2) Oregon Trial Objections (If those direct links don’t work, the file-paths may have changed, so try the OSB…
Law librarian colleagues brought a Legal Informatics Blog post to my attention: Susskind on the End of Lawyers. There are a zillion links to commentary on the book. I…
…dot gov (whichever takes your fancy). I first found the Tiny Thomas story at the Legal Research Plus blog: New Resource: Tiny URLs for Links from the Library of…
Do you need quick links to other states’ business filings databases? Kathy Biehl‘s “Research RoundUp: Business Filings Databases” was updated at LLRX on December 5, 2009. You will find…
…legal community in a way that puts you in regular contact with judges and the people who work with them. Even if you are an avid news-hound, even if you…
Each Oregon county law library could list its own FAQ (frequently asked questions) referrals, but here are mine: 1) Landlord-tenant law: a )The Landlord-Tenant info at Legal Aid Services…
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