…for attorneys, legal scholars, and the general public.” I’ve blogged before here at Oregon Legal Research about free and low-cost legal research databases, so add AltLaw to the pool….
…always that interesting, but we do get quite a few questions about judgments and how to actually collect on them. So, we recently added a new legal research guide on collecting judgments to the…
If you haven’t heard or used Zimmerman’s Legal Research guide, give it a whirl. You might find you use it again and again. Andy Zimmerman has now created…
A guide to many excellent online resources on foreclosures has been compiled by the Wisconsin State Law Library in their current newsletter: Look also at their State Law Library’s…
…Security Interests” (OSB CLE Deskbook) You may also want to consult an attorney for legal information and advice. DISCLAIMER: 1) The information provided on this blog is for research purposes…
…transcriptionist journalist / writer. Do your homework. Do your job. Take a class in legal research. Enroll in a legal studies or paralegal program for journalists and other professionals who…
…list? It is not enough just to get a recommendation for a lawyer who can help you with your legal problem. You need to do a some preliminary research and…
Washington State is the latest state to create a Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) professional classification. Find a Washington Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) Research Guide at the Gallagher…
Journal. b) The Legal Researcher’s Desk Reference has a complete list of legal newspapers. (And it’s high time for me to order the new edition for my library!) Second: In…
…and list of events or documents, you can use the courts’ online Records and Calendar Search. Some law libraries have access to the courts’ Oregon eCourt Case Information Network (OECI)….
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