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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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FDSYS. (You will need a full-text, searchable case law database to search for cases from the U.S. courts.) More legal research tidbits for those who care: Legislative and Measure Histories: 1)…

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advise you on your legal, and non-legal, options. Apart from researching case law, and you’ll need a legal research database or access to your state’s (or the federal) digest to…

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…healthy sense of perspective and humor. Legal research is hard and time-consuming.  But it can also be interesting, rewarding, and even fun. It’s not…

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A2J = Access to Justice: Words and Names Matter The Law Librarians at the State Of Wisconsin Law Library know that the difference between a Legal Resource Center or…

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Provocative ABA Journal article – and Comments also worth reading: ABA Journal, May 2014: “These venture capitalists skip law firms for legal services startups” This particular Comment resonates in…

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