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their home collections and how large does your office collection need to be before finding it useful to catalog it? Do true bibliophiles want organization or disorder? Would…

…by county, maintained by the Oregon Justice Department (State courts). Don’t assume that all attorneys charge hundreds of dollars an hour. The Oregon State Bar Information Referral service may be…

…have information on verifying the status of National Guard members. Here’s the scoop, lightly edited: “A person who is in the National Guard will be listed as not “currently on…

I’m not sure why I follow some of the news I do, but my instincts generally are good. Following Shlep’s links to the BRB Public Records Blog (and…

them they have some of the best, most practical, and sometimes even fun legal research information web pages. Thanks for sharing! Here’s the UW Low-Cost Legal Research Services on…

Oregon Condo and Homeowner Associations: There’s not much written about CC&Rs, homeowner boards, etc. in Oregon, but there are a few sources of information, namely, the Community Associations…

Bar, the [name of country] Embassy (usually lots of information on their web sites), the [name of country] Consulate, and the local Chamber of Commerce, if you are planning to…

ODOT is Full of It: There is loads of useful information at the Oregon Department of Transportation web site. I couldn’t find an online copy of the…