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It’s never too late to think ahead to springing ahead. For more time change information: NIST: In 2011, March 13, 2011 (see Current Time Change Rules and…

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…And then there are those pesky unauthorized practice of law problems .  Take them very seriously; those rules are there to protect you.  Yes, they are there to protect…

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A few Oregon county law libraries have conference rooms for use by lawyers and clients (and self-represented litigants) who need gathering space for depositions, teleconferences, or meetings…

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…For more time change information: NIST Time & Frequency Division : In 2011, November 6, 2011 (see Current Time Change Rules and some answers to the…

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…change information: NIST Time & Frequency Division Current Time Change Rules and some answers to the Why time change? questions ). Planning a trip around…

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…Management System in Multnomah County2) Revised Uniform Trial Court Rules Effective August 1, 20123) Adjusted Tort Liability Limits Against Public Bodies Effective July 1, 20124) Contract Lawyers: Independent Contractors or…

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…to law school after 17 years of playing by the rules, kindergarten through college, Shon Hopwood made some significant mistakes. He dropped out of college after less than a year,…

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