Oregon Legal Research Blog…public library? This is just one library law case of several that can be read at a Justia database. Summaries of the cases and links to pleadings and…
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Juvenile Rights Project: Excellent source of information for attorneys, teens, and parents
…and through it. Parents and teens might want to look at the Helpline page and links. Attorneys will want to look at the many newsletters and reports….
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The Return of Shlep: Pro Se Litigant News and More
The return of Shlep is very welcome news. For updates on pro se litant news around the country, and links to even more pro se litigant news blogs…
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Real Estate Glossaries
PI Buzz links to a useful selection of real estate glossaries….
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Researching Non-Profits: The 990
Another useful TVC (The Virtual Chase) link: “Conducting Research on Non-Profit Cos“. It links to this April 4th, Bill Smith, BusinessJournalism.org article: Key Areas to Explore in Form…
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FEINs, Martindale-Hubbell, and The Virtual Chase
The April 20th Virtual Chase has links to lots of interesting and practical tips for lawyers. If you need to find an FEIN or Martindale-Hubbell via Amazon and…
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Is the Oregon Court of Appeals Valid?
…established and ruled against defendant on the merits. For the reasons set out below, we affirm the decision of the Court of Appeals.” Links to other recent cases from the…
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Lawyers and April Fool’s Day
You didn’t know there was such talent amongst the lawyer-classes, did you? For a sampling, see the April First Blawg Review Prequel, which also links to our very…
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Pro Se Parents and Winkelman
Shlep has a nice post, and a full array of excellent links, to the U.S. Supreme Court oral argument in the Winkelman case. I’d posted previously about Winkelman,…
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Contracts are … life (so wiki them?)
Boleyblogs links to this article by Kenneth Adams on using Wikies for drafting contracts. I know “contract law” sounds very dull, but, if you’ll forgive the personal reminiscence, I…