Sometimes you just need a legal research guide, not a full-bodied Google or Dogpile search. Try this from our wonderful law librarian colleagues at Cornell University Law Library,…
Read the ABA article and the report: “Can the access-to-justice gap be closed? These recommendations might make it possible,” by Victor Li and James Podgers, ABA Journal, August…
…a lawyer or law librarian if you want to research your legal issue thoroughly. Oregon Legal Research bloggers cannot respond to individual legal research questions….
…College. The website is filled with all the Q & A that a paralegal (and the rest of us, too) could think about asking, from jobs, to drafting, to legal…
It takes a lot to rock a law librarian’s boat, but a nifty search engine for legal research guides, and other research resources, comes close to doing so. See…
“Gallagher blogs” brings us “A Tour of Eight Famous Cases,” highlighting the new book: “Is Eating People Wrong: Great Legal Cases and How They Shaped the World”…
When legal memos are one and the same with the “content” of the Internet, is there any hope for the future? “Cats, Frogs, and [don’t spam me please*]…
…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…
Visit the Oregon Kinship Navigator, a statewide resource and referral service for grandparents raising grandchildren and other relative caregivers. Among other resources you will find this one: Legal Guide…
The law library has a new legal research guide on Oregon vehicle and traffic laws . So, if you have a traffic ticket, or just want…
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