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…be in Portland mid-July to speak at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) (yes, “my people” :-)) Via Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips blog….

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…brochure (which is a little slow to load) to post in your workplace or pass around at a neighborhood association meeting, forms galore, and this handy-dandy Vehicle Code “book.”…

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…Newspaper Publishers Association and their Legal Notice Publication Laws webpage (very useful, but read the disclaimer – in fact, you should always read disclaimers) 3) “OSB Civil Pleading and Practice”…

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…the new codes can be obtained through either the Oregon Building Officials Association at: www.oboaonline.org or the Building Tech Bookstore at: www.buildingtechbooks.com .” (source) Thanks to Jack Bog’s Blog for…

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An editorial (commentary/opinion) in the 1/25/08 Oregonian, “A costly wreck in need of a cleanup,” by Steve Tackett-Nelson, President of the Oregon Psychiatric Association, about mental health care in…

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…Oregon Taxpayers United, S054403, A122158. Defendants seek review of a Court of Appeals decision reversing in part and affirming in part the trial court’s judgment. Plaintiffs Oregon Education Association…

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From WisBlawg, we learn that YOU (or your favorite pet or food) can star in your very own mini-READ poster from the American Library Association (ALA). A great gift…

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