Oregon Legal Research Blog…then). 2) You sometimes, though rarely, need the Bluebook (Harvard et al). The Oregon Appellate Court Style Manual will tell you when you need to go to Bluebook. (For help…
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Gift, Luxury, or Necessity: How to Buy the Tablet or e-Reader that Suits You
…tips, and more: Washington County (Oregon) Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS), “Choosing a table or e-reader” (and check out their Library2Go help pages – or visit your own public library’s eBook…
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Lawyers and Telephones: Don’t Lose that Client!
There are lots of reasons people don’t like lawyers, which doesn’t help either side, but it shouldn’t be because the lawyer doesn’t know how to manage incoming calls: From…
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Big Law, Big Bucks, Big Data, Big Ideas: Better Mousetrap or Sucker Punch?
…want legal technology to succeed. It’s incredibly important with consumer law. “The latent market is a signal of inefficiency—of people not getting the help they need because the infrastructure is…
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Free Copyright-Status Handbook: “Is it in the Public Domain?
…M. Urban “The Samuelson Clinic is excited to provide a handbook, “Is it in the Public Domain?,” and accompanying visuals. These educational tools help users to evaluate the copyright status…
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What Happens if Your Library Systems Go Down?
…bombs, building collapse, etc.) check with your managers, your organization, and your local librarian community for specific and recommended disaster planning checklists. (And if they don’t help, use The Google!…
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Happy 9th Birthday Oregon Legal Research Blog
…with lots of help from co-workers, managers, and most of all, the fabulous Legal Information to the Public people at Tim Stanley’s Justia, who brought us out of the blogging…
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Ambrogi LawSites Marathon: Brave New World of Legal Information Delivery!
…MIT Course on Access to Justice Launching Today: ‘Legal Hero’ Provides Fixed-Fee Legal Help to Small Businesses CourtListener Adds Oral Arguments to its Free Research Site (Free Law Project) Another…
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January 2015 ABA Journal: Pet Nups, UPL, IP for Kids, and Much More
The January 2015 ABA Journal has these articles and more: “Washington state moves around UPL, using legal technicians to help close the justice gap,” by Robert Ambrogi “It’s unethical…
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Oregon Ballot Measures Archives Project
…and the Ballot Measure Archives Project hopes to help plug the hole, the paper trail left by Oregon’s other lawmakers — the citizens, who have passed laws and amended the…