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We have updated our Oregon Legal Assistance Resource Guide. We have expanded its reach beyond the Portland-metro area so new resources have been added – and you are…

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Read this interesting blog post and discussion (in the Comments). “Future Fridays: Hey, ABA – Why Do Solos and Smalls Bear the Burden of Access to Justice? “…

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Visit Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites for a news update on limited license legal technicians, including a link to the Oregon State Bar’s Board of Governors report: “Three Notable Updates…

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Recommended reading for anyone who thinks more tech, online forms, and better legal design will substitute for professional legal services, i.e. People Need Lawyers (and lawyers in public…

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…for State Courts (NCSC). Kristen Matteucci writes the goal is to help “Self-Represented Litigants better prepare for court hearings and more confidently engage with the courts, these illustrated videos address…

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…the subject.** “With the economy staggering, unemployment soaring to unprecedented heights, and families reeling from weeks of confinement and uncertainty, people are turning to their libraries for help. Many of…

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…Previous Small Claims Court blog posts that might be useful for self-represented litigants (in other words, you, if you’re suing or defending yourself in court). 4) Small Claims Court guides,…

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