…Society. At each site you’ll encounter archivists, historians and other representatives from organizations that devote their time to preserving the past so that it will be available for you and…
…to resort to needle-in-a-haystack types of research. (A law librarian can recommend some research tips, but the research still takes time.) Web-based, publicly-accessible, moderately priced, and searchable digital briefs banks…
Congress dot gov (a Library of Congress beta site) will replace Thomas dot gov, in the fullness of time. For more news and information: 1) Free GovernmentInformation…
…can save you time and money, and grief, your own and that of the person you want to adopt. The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a toll…
A law degree can be a gift that keeps on giving, assuming you use it well and that it was the right thing for you to spend time and…
Thinking about legal self help, access to justice, unbundled legal services? Richard Zorza’s Access to Justice Blog has all kinds of intriguing posts and links, e.g. 1) “Lawyer…
…whenever they renew their commissions – and that includes me. I learn something new every time I attend – and the training is excellent. So, if you haven’t attended an…
Happy end of tax-year charitable donation time! Visit the Oregon Attorney General’s Charitable Activities website for their “Tips for Charitable Giving” and read the AG’s: OREGON’S 20 WORST CHARITIES:…
These look like interesting jobs: Visit the Lewis & Clark Human Resources website for information about these positions (and others): “Faculty Legal Assistant — Provides…
…one on the microfilm. So, we spent some time trying to find the start of the case, as the index was absolutely no help whatsoever. What’s the point in having…
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