Oregon Legal Research Blog…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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Oregon Legal Research Resources for Tenants and Landlords: The Facts of Life
…to landlord-tenant law.) If you choose not to talk to a lawyer (even for a brief consultation) or use a county law library to do the requisite legal research, at…
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Obsidian & Padrick v. Cox Update
Background: 1) OSB Bar Bulletin April 2012 article, by Janine Robben, “How Oregon’s Blogging Defamiation Case Attracted National Attention” 2) Previous OLR blog post: When is blogging defamation,…
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14 iOS 7 Tips and Tricks
…Update Apps in iOS 7 (or not) Creating a Bookmark (aka Favorites Bar) in iOS 7 and Deleting Unwanted Favorites How to Search Your iPhone or iPad in iOS 7…
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Read ’til your lips hurt: 25 greatest law novels…ever! (ABA Journal)
…year we’re raising the bar. We’ve attempted to survey the world of literature to find the best portrayals of lawyers and the law…” [Link to full article and list.]…
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Mr. Small Claims Court (in Canada)
…experience, and he can be found online as “Mr. Small Claims Court.”….’ (Link to full article.] The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service can refer you to a Small…
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Who Regulates Automobile/Car Rental Companies in Oregon?
…6) You may want to speak to an attorney: the Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a toll free number to call to get names of attorneys in…
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Fastcase Tools: Justia, NewsLibrary, USLegalForms
Jim Calloway, at the Oklahoma State Bar, alerts us to these “Ten Improved Fastcase Tools,” including this intriguing one (among others): “PACER Searching Searching federal dockets with PACER…
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Handbook for Oregon Jurors
…not sure where to begin reading about it? The Oregon State Bar has a Handbook for Jurors and it’s a good place to begin. Your county courthouse is another. There…
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When to Talk to a Lawyer? BEFORE You Respond to that Summons or Demand Letter!
…If you get served with a demand from a lawyer or a summons from a court, CALL A REAL LAWYER” The Oregon State Bar Information and Referral Service has a…