The latest Willamette Law Review, Summer 2007 (to be posted here in time), has several articles (comments) on Oregon law, including these two: Hedrick, Valerie, “The Medical Malpractice Crisis:…
…library service providers. All 36 counties in Oregon are required to provide a law library or law library services, however these services vary across the state. After travelling around Oregon,…
Fee Arbitration and Fee Mediation Program: “The Oregon State Bar’s Fee Arbitration Program is program for resolving fee disputes between an Oregon attorney and a client, between Oregon clients…
OSB BarBooks: Did you know that in addition to all the practice loose-leafs available online through your OSB BarBooks service, you can also find these invaluable OSB publications:…
The Washington County Law Library is presenting two free Small Claims Court programs for the public: “All Rise! Taking Your Case to Oregon Small Claims Court” Monday, October 28,…
The creation of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon is a remarkable achievement. The organization and management (not to mention diplomatic!) skills needed to coordinate the formation of such an…
There are lots of online home schooling resources and I’m highlighting only these two, both of which have good links to Oregon home schooling laws: 1) Oregon Department of…
2015 House Bill 3014 signed by the Oregon Governor. (Keep an eye on OLIS to find the Oregon Laws Chapter number when it is assigned.) See the Oregonian article:…
blog post with additional information), several Oregon county law libraries have OJIN, OECI, and ACMS workstations. While law librarians do not generally have eCourt filing (or full-text document retrieval) privileges,…
…the announcement reads: “CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR THE 2009 APPELLATE ALMANAC The Executive Committee of the Appellate Practice Section of the Oregon State Bar is seeking submissions for the 2009…
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