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Gallagher Blogs has a post about the FBI’s Vault . I remember getting a tour of the Washington D.C. FBI building way back in the, well, way way…

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…is also problematic when states follow the federal guidelines, as Oregon and Washington do, in determining whether the intern must be compensated….…Roberts and Oregon’s Bureau of Labor and Industries could…

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…but Washington County personal injury jury verdict statistics are compiled monthly and you can find the reports at the Washington County Law Library. One day these types of statistics may…

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Small businesses in Oregon and Washington have a lot of legal resources from which to draw information and advice. I’ve blogged about Small Business Law before and recently have…

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More news today on the peanut recall front, from the Washington Post, in a rather stunning announcement: Every Peanut Product From Ga. Plant Recalled: FDA: Toss Out Anything Made…

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This unusual, and persistent, cold, ice, and snow will be with us for a while. In Washington County (home to my library), you can view a list of…

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From the Washington County (Oregon) Law Librarian: If you are looking for AARP bylaws, either the national ones or for the Oregon Chapter, please contact AARP directly. The…

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