…Rule in Oregon Can Help Metro Tame Measure 37.” And, oh joyful day, the Oregon Law Review makes their articles available online to the public. This article is here….
…a maybe a little edification – but mostly because we’re so pleased you are coming to visit and we can’t help ourselves from blogging about it. (We also are kinda…
…which has a few choice items on commas, including: HELP! I’m arguing with a contract lawyer over this sentence which points to a great clip on a facet of plain…
…reference desk so if you need some expert help, use the telephone, a highly evolved technological device often much faster and nicer than typing into a search engine, which is…
…have a number of of ways to find a lawyer who could help you. In no particular order: Northwest Lawyers and Artists Oregon Lawyers for the Arts, Kohel Haver, President,…
…facing the judicial system in California, the people in charge fail to do the obvious thing: ask me for help. I almost always have the answer. And the answer…
…the comments what is also clear is that he got grief. He was only trying to help. We’re a tough bunch, we law librarians and keep trying year after year…
…Or maybe your vehicle has been stolen and later recovered and you needed towing services. What do you know about the tow company and the person arriving to help you?…
…the Willamette Valley, we really do save that hour for a rainy day.) I think you Fall Back, but Falling Forward sounds about right too. Inter-Alia will help you out…
Ernie the Attorney links to this NYT story. Public law librarians deal with these questions every day and we back away slowly when asked “would you help me fill…
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