Oregon Legal Research BlogHow did we answer that? #StatuteOfLimitations We had a woman come into the law library and ask us about how to sue a doctor for a medical injury (sometimes…
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I’m facing eviction, what can I do?
…Second, check out Legal Aid’s Landlord-Tenant legal information and the Oregon State Bar’s information on landlord-tenant law. Their websites can help answer some of your questions. Third, watch Linn County…
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Job: Walt Disney Company Seeking a Temporary Law Librarian
Not my dream job, but maybe yours: Visit Disney Careers for more information. Master of Library or Information Science required. 5 years minimum experience in a law library work…
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Book Bytes on Bike Box: How? Follow the Digital Crumbs
From: “Seattle Public Library Puts Books on Bikes”: “The library is a zebra-print lunch box tucked into the back of a pedicab and stuffed with old-fashioned paperbacks and digital…
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Affordable Care Act: Legislative Histories: Not for the Fainthearted or the Lazy
…Legislative History of the Affordable Care Act: How Legislative Procedure Shapes Legislative History,” by John Cannan. Law Library Journal, 105:2 (2013) Or link from: the Law Library Journal menu….
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How to Preserve and Collect Cartoon Art
Is a cartoon library worth $10 million? You bet it is, if consider the history and the joy it contains. The Cartoon Library at Ohio State University is a…
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Oregon Legal Resources and Assistance: Tips for Real People Researchers: Peeling the Onion
…to start? Try one of these: Oregon Law Help, the Oregon State Bar, your county law library, your public library, your elected officials (state and federal), 211 service, a local…
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How do you Cite to a CFR Appendix?
…the back-issue research tip wonders to be found in the excellent LLSDC Law Library Lights newsletters, I came upon this article: “Beyond the Pale: Finding Your Way Back From a…
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Oregon Legal Self-Help at your Fingertips
Our favorite and first-stop legal self-help website is Oregon Law Help. If you need legal information and referrals on domestic violence, custody, child support, landlord-tenant, foreclosure, bankruptcy, taxes, wages…
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Filing Income Taxes in 2021: Oregon and Federal Forms and Assistance
This income tax filing resource list is available at the Multnomah County Library (and other Oregon public library websites): “Taxes in 2021: Forms and assistance The deadline to file…