Our favorite and first-stop legal self-help website is Oregon Law Help. If you need legal information and referrals on domestic violence, custody, child support, landlord-tenant, foreclosure, bankruptcy, taxes, wages…
I’ve started compiling a list of frequently requested Oregon and federal legal research resources – with notes about their online status. Feel free to send me additions and corrections!…
State Regulations Online Guidelines for Open Data Policies (and more from the Sunlight Foundation and Open Congress) Everyone likes open data, government transparency, consumer protections, and life online, but…
…18 said they would use it if they had the budget for it. (A third package mentioned by some library chiefs was Research Monitor from Priory Solutions.) “The technology has…
The May issue of the Lane County Law Library Newsletter is out and features articles on legal research tips and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, and a link to…
News from Oregon Legal Research Central: 1) We now have a Tag Cloud at the blog (right side, scroll down). Let me know if it works for you or…
…the state level, and in various countries with respect to the new coronavirus and its spread. We are also including links to Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports ….” [Link to…
This survey, from the Stanford Law School Robert Crown Law Library, is for the Serious Minded Legal Research Service User (and the one who also monitors The Budget): Law…
for a while. It’s too soon to tell where Google’s offerings will fit into the vast world of legal research information and databases … nothing but good times ahead: Here…
…patrons who ask legal reference and legal research questions. One day we’ll write that quick and dirty legal reference guide for public libraries, but in the meantime, the Drake Law…
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