Oregon Legal Research BlogThis could be a Traffic Week post, but it’s a new week and time to move on. That said, it’s hard to let go of the steering wheel:…
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Automobile Fraud and Unsafe Vehicles
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Traffic Week Miscellany: Human Transit, Jump Starts, and, of course, Cows
…to be doable. I figured I had twelve years before the electorate got wise to me and threw me out at the end of my term, and in that time…
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Justice Bedsworth Pulled Up Short By Love Handles
…know . . . dramatic. Maybe even Cosbyesque. I thought by this time in my life I’d be speaking in aphorisms, and my children would be marveling at my sagacity….”…
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Spousal Support and “The Feminine Mistake”: A Gift that Keeps on Giving
…though, every time I hear a summary of the facts for these cases, I think of the book “The Feminine Mistake.” “The Feminine Mistake” is a book (not a state…
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Public Restrooms, Public Service, and Teachable (and Reachable) Moments
…private business) have Public Restroom Debates, Disasters, and Disagreements. Public restroom issues can absorb as much staff time as parking and health care benefits when policies and procedures are discussed….
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Three-Strikes Laws and The Hunt for the Holy Grail
I’ve always said that the smaller the footnote or the simpler the question, the more time it will take to find the footnote’s supporting document or a citable document…
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Free Directory Assistance Numbers (and Texting)
…Library per Time Zone into your phone. My own favorite local library reference line is: Multnomah County Library Reference: 503-988-5234 (they have an amazing, and enviable, offline quick reference collection…
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Training: Confidentiality, Paralegals, and other Legal Office Staff
…The registration form is available at http://www.blogger.com/www.pnwpa.org. The registration deadline is Friday, August 14th, 2009. (Always confirm date and time shortly before any scheduled event). (See my previous post about…
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Are Oregon County Counsel Opinions “Public Record”?
…make storing and locating previous opinions easier to find than the paper, file-folder method of document storage. But such software and conversions cost time, labor, and not a small…
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Free Legal Information: “Oregon Consumer Rights in Tough Times” Program (Open to Public)
On Saturday, May 8th, the Oregon State Bar (OSB) Civil Rights Section and the Consumer Law Section and will be presenting: “Consumer Rights in Tough Times: Foreclosures, Garnishment, Debt…