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Free Pocket Constitution on U.S. Constitution Day
Today, Monday, September 17th, is U.S. Constitution Day. We are celebrating Constitution Day this year here in Hillsboro. I’ll be handing out free pocket and wallet-size U.S. Constitutions…
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A Day for (Oregon) Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
and more. These are tough issues, many (most!) requiring consulting an attorney. If you want to do a little research beforehand, you can ask at your county law library….
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Blogging, Commitment, and Legal Cartoons
believe civilly), assuming you the blogger want to be taken seriously. You need to blog regularly to keep up the momentum, your own and your readers. (See my previous…
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Boring and Dull Day Passes Oregon House of Representatives
Boring (Oregon) and Dull (Scotland) Day Passes Oregon House of Representatives 2013 HB 2352: Designates August 9 of each year as Boring and Dull Day: Relating to Boring and…
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Oregon Lawyers Celebrate Punctuation Day (with a side of interrogatories)
…(Not to be confused with the Annual IPRC Text Ball , where punctuation, fonts, letters, and word games collide in fancy dress!) Professor Rowe includes a Punctuation Day…
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World of Work Law Blog
Inter-Alia picks a Portland attorney’s World of Work law blog as a Blog of the Day. The list is growing of Oregon attorneys who blog (see sidebars)!…
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Quotation of the Week, re Moving Work to Customers
“…. A subtle, calculated business principle enabled by today’s electronic technology and increasingly used by businesses and government is to move work to customers….“ From: NCSC’s “Multnomah County, Oregon,…
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Babysitting and Leaving Children Home Alone in Oregon: Update
…one can leave a child home alone. ORS references are to the Oregon Revised Statutes. The 2005s are still there and the 2007s will be posted any day now….
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14 Numbers your (and your kids) Cell Phones Can’t Live Without
it’s the power and your regular phones don’t work). Doctor and/or Pediatrician – Another one for you parents. When little Junior suddenly breaks out in hives and you’d like to…