county from spending public money to repair such roads unless the commissioners declare a state of emergency….” (Link to full Oregonian article.) If you’re interested in learning about local government,…
…of libraries will have it. I’m not sure it is worth $350, but it sure does help lawyers, judges, and litigants answer a lot of their service and writ questions –…
…and we shall miss him! (Joe was also an invaluable legal research and law librarian profession resource, and sounding board, for me well before I even moved to Oregon.) OJD…
It has been said that lawyers are frustrated writers. Well, so are most writers! Visit Oregon Authors, a new website that also has links to Oregon writer and reader…
2007 revision of their Fee Agreement Compendium. The compendium has been written for attorneys, but is useful for potential clients too. Visit your local law and public libraries for this…
…and lots of small press books for sale. For even more about Oregon authors, publishers, and writing and reading groups, visit these websites: ) Oregon Authors…
7, 2006). The case has bearing upon, inter alia, ORS 12.155 and 174.100(5). Thanks to the Oregon Council of County Law Libraries (OCCLL) who alerted us to this update….
The print set of the 2009 Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) is arriving in libraries and law offices around the state, but it’s not yet online. Soon, soon. The…
If you’re interested in learning more about how Oregon Small Claims and Traffic courts operate, here’s your chance: Oregon Small Claims and Traffic CLE Presented by: Judge Steven A….
…The other was from the Oregonian’s Brent Hunsberger March 12, 2012, article: “Fill-in-the-blank wills can be a little skimpy.” He used some web-based legal services and then solicited comments and…
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