Oregon Legal Research Blog…as public service announcements. “It’s a Web site that many people already are familiar with,” said Detective Jim Strovink, sheriff’s spokesman. “We hope to use the site to present information…
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Setting Up Business as a Debt Collector in Oregon
…business research resources all over the Internet, including the ones you’ll find at your public library and others like this Small Business Legal Clinic (and I blogged about it…
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Pedestrians: Learn Your Rights at Willamette Pedestrian Coalition Clinic
…being ignored (though their fatality rates are far greater than bicyclist fatality rates), but in all the heated (!) public conversations (on blogs, in public meetings, etc.), all I hear…
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Consumer Protection and Blogging: A Match Made in Heaven?
I post not infrequently* about consumer protection issues, which are a big part of public law library (and regular public library) business from both attorneys and non-attorneys: From Portlander…
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Misappropriated Dongles?
…place to begin to look for Answers, but no place to end. Your public library is another place to begin – and continue, and if questions of law are involved,…
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Oregon Law: Law Commission, Paternity, Contracts, Ethics, and More
…At the WLR web site – At HeinOnline (available free through the WCCLS for card holders).– At your local law school or public law library.– On Lexis or Westlaw, sometimes…
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Constitutional Right to Check Out Library Books?
…Court this week will consider a case that could have major implications for the state’s 388 public libraries…. It pits a resident in Bloomfield Hills — one of the country’s…