Oregon Legal Research BlogI don’t know if any of you caught this editorial in today’s Oregonian – or if you caught the libraries reference, but it did make me laugh. How…
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Mountains, Libraries, and Missing People – Not Law
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ORS Restores Hair Loss
Who knew! Thanks to Isaac Laquedem we learn that Oregon’s Legislative Counsel has a sense of humor (not that we didn’t love their work already :-). Visit…
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Online Guide to Mediation via Blawg Review
This week’s Blawg Review is dedicated to Mediation and Negotiation. Enjoy your travels: Welcome to Blawg Review #94–the “getting to yes” edition! Many editions…
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Lawyer and librarian gifts
I have written here about gifts to give the new lawyer (e.g. one leaving transactional work and heading into private practice, say family law, etc.) and here is a…
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Book: “Uscrewed: the consumer’s guide to getting what you paid for”
system may not work for you, but you may still get some good ideas on the best way to solve your own consumer problems. (And, he lives in Oregon!)…
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Possessing the Court of Appeal(s)
You’d think we had better things to think about – but we don’t! (Actually, we do, but work with me here. “Word” people, so to speak, like this kind…
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Legal News Around the Oregonian Today
811.010 (Pedestrian crosswalks) Speeders on U.S. 26 attract faster police cars in Beaverton There are many more needing links (I have to get back to work!):Federal judge dismisses lawsuit by…
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Dogs (Canines) in Court
…using canines in court. King County started using them in 2004 and since then, “34 specially trained dogs are at work in 17 states….” [Link to full blog post.]‘…