Oregon Legal Research Blog…the time: Don’t Treat Your Law Librarian Like a Lawyer! Law librarians know and teach legal research. If you have a legal problem, ask a law librarian how…
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Small Estate Affidavit Forms in Washington County (OR)
…as a small estate. You can find information on free and low-cost lawyer services in Oregon at the Oregon Legal Research website. The Oregon State Bar’s public information website also has some information…
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Six Words, “Seventeen” Syllables, Baseball in 150 Words … Legal Reference in Under 141 Characters?
…might be a very good thing to know, not unlike knowing how to drive a car with a manual transmission.) I’m wondering, though … can I respond to a legal…
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Can we reduce our dependence on foreign legal publishers?
To continue the discussion (albeit one-sided 🙂 of legal research strategy: Both Lexis and Westlaw are owned by foreign companies. American Lawyer and the National Law Journal are about…
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Oregon Legal Ethics “Hot Potato” Rule
…sort of situation. It is more [interesting], when you actually read it! Ethics Focus, by Mark Fucile: The “Hot Potato” Rule (The MBA Multnomah Lawyer newsletter is not available online…
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Understanding the Courts: NCSC Video Series
The Jenkins Law Library, Philidelphia, Blog shared the recent launch of a series of short videos that explain partes of the court and legal system by the National Center…
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Prison Legal News
…it’s still not quite mainstream. Here is an AP story that I found through Google News, about the Prison Legal News (PLN): Ex-con’s magazine focuses on advocacy, prison life ,…
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Chinese (“Bluebook” inspired) Legal Citation Guidelines
From Gallagher Law Library blog: Chinese Legal Citation Guidelines: ‘”Citation Guidelines for Chinese Language Materials” is a handy guide created by UW Law School Ph.D. students …. [T]he new…
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Legal Aspects of Cohousing, Ecovillages, Barter Economies, and More: for Oregon Attorneys and Entrepreneurs
Portland Attorney Ashlee Albies. Disclaimer: The information provided on this blog is for research purposes only. We do not provide legal advice, nor do we endorse any person, product, or…
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Where Oregon Genealogy, Name Changes, and Legislative History Meet Up
The Legal Genealogist tells an interesting Oregon genealogical, name change, and legislative history story: “The Grandson” Visit the Legal Genealogist website and blog for lots more fascinating legal genealogical stories….