Foreign & International Law: For those of you who must stray beyond Oregon legal research, for curiosity or for work, here are three links you might want to add…
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Blawg-full: Some blog postings are so full of productive links that your brain wants to break into laughter. This May 15th posting, from the parent blog, What…
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…work right for you, link to Consumer Reports and follow the Personal Finance links to an alphabetical list of articles, and look for one called “Debit Cards.” The article…
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…had links to great posts on uses for RSS in law firms, a history of courtroom animation, and more. Zimmerman’s Legal Research Guide: Most law librarians know about Zimmerman’s…
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…is as useful as one. Right now, in addition to other news, it has a lot of good links to measures that will be on the November ballot….
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Small Business Legal Clinic: I’m rushing around for the next few days so don’t yet have all the links for this story, but did want to pass the…
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…of the Day, links to a Washington Post story from McLean High School (Virginia?) where the students are challenging school officials who plan to turn over student work to Turnitin,…
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…is no longer Oct 3rd, go to OregonLive, click on Columnists, and follow links to Steve Duin’s Oct 3rd, 2006, column – you will/may need to enter your zip code,…
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…found at the OJD News Site, here (if it links properly) or here (if you need an alternate link – click on News and then use the drop down menu)….
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Law Firm Forms – Who Owns the Copyright?: The law firm or the lawyer? Ed Poll talks about this at his Lawbiz blog and also links to a…
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