…case reporters or online through various databases. You can find Oregon appellate briefs from 2004-2020 online through the State of Oregon Law Library. Some appellate briefs from 1963-2005 may be…
How did we answer that? Sometimes someone comes in and what they want is outside of the scope of what we offer, or we have a very limited…
Oregon’s Classroom Law Project (CLP) has created a list of: Civics Digital Resources for Remote Learning “During this unprecedented time when teachers must adjust to providing digital resources…
Visit the Portland Archives news and events page for info on and links to Archives Month 2021 events around the state. Visit their Local Heritage Organizations page for a…
Via Library Link of the Day, an interesting story: “Push for Open Access to Research.” It’s a small world; read all about it. A corollary to this Get What…
Securities Lawyer’s Deskbook, from the University of Cincinnati College of Law Library Hat tip to the law librarian listserv….
…lawyers will retire because the practice of law isn’t much fun anymore (e.g. legal research has become no “more than a google box on top of a legal database.”…
One of my favorite Robert Mankoff (New Yorker) cartoons has this caption (and you can search the Cartoon Bank for a copy): “One question: If this is the…
…the satisfaction earned when putting one’s search skills to the test. Here’s one way to do both, from Aaron at Musings about Librarianship: 5 services to help researchers find free…
Lawyers at Adler Vermillion & Skocilich, LLP have made this remarkable copyright resource publicly available – and free. Copyright Codex (Beta): A Free Treatise for Lawyers and Artists…
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