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…cause to celebrate. By a unanimous vote, all 51 members of the New York City Council passed the Freelance Isn’t Free Act. It’s the nation’s first legislation protecting freelancers from…

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Meet and listen to Multnomah County Circuit Court Presiding Judge Steven Bushong talk and answer questions about the Rule of Law and the work of the judicial branch of…

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and Sex Change forms for minor children. Residents of other Oregon counties should check with their own County Circuit Courts. There is a Court Finder locator at the Oregon Judicial…

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is e-filing. By doing so, the number of business transactions that require staff to engage in one-to-one (i.e., face-to-face, phone-to-phone, email-to-email, etc.) contact with a court user is reduced, saving…

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…launched a press release that announced that the South Carolina Supreme Court approved of their business model and that its services of providing legal forms for individual citizens to use…

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…of any illusion that searching public (and private) records is for the faint-hearted.) SECOND, Check the state’s court records databases and, if you’re researching a business, with the state’s attorney…

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