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So you’re in Probate. Now What?! Back in April the Washington County Law Library hosted a webinar on Probate with Javier Spyker from Hernandez and Associates. The video of…

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The Washington County (Oregon) Law Library tries to keep its list of “Oregon Legal Research Resources NOT Online” up to date and we welcome feedback from researchers. Sometimes we…

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listing all the databases myself, link (with appreciation and thanks to Nancy McMurrer at the University of Washington Law Library) to this recent article. Contact the companies directly or…

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3) College and university libraries usually subscribe to JSTOR. If you don’t have access to these collections, use the Oregon State Library’s virtual reference service L-net (soon to become Answerland)…

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You may have heard about the groundbreaking Public Library of Science (PLOS) … but have you heard about the Public Library of Law (PLOL)? These are all works in…

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