Oregon Legal Research BlogMassachusetts has Guidelines on the Public Rights of Access to Judicial Proceedings and Records. This seems to be a relevant post for us here at the Oregon Legal Research Blog given…
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What is Access to Justice For? Another View of the A2J Cathedral: 360 Degrees and in 5 Dimensions
…the purpose of a thing is, there’s no way to know what I should measure to see if that thing is working. Take legal services to low-income folks. Some…
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Oregon Lawyer and Legal Bloggers
I link to Oregon Legal Topics blogs and Oregon lawyer’s blogs – see the Oregon Legal Research sidebars to the right – including topical blogs on Employment, Insurance, Business…
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Northwest Regional Legal Writing Conference in Portland – August 2009
From the Law Writing Prof Blog: Northwest Regional Legal Writing Conference in Portland – August 28-29, 2009 “Lewis & Clark Law School and the University of Oregon School of…
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Positive Law, Codification, and Peanuts (i.e. Linus)
KCLL Klues posted this Positive Law and other U.S. Code Mysteries a little while ago and it reminded me that some of my own readers are new to legal…
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Wildfire / Disaster Legal Resources
For those still dealing with recovering from the Oregon wildfires, here are a couple legal resources. Wildfire Resources – Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industry Oregon Disaster Legal Resources…
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Copyrighting Legal Documents
…legal documents came up a couple of weeks ago, and then it came up again and then again. Today I ran across this article, while looking at a webpage…
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Lawyer Billing, Agita, and the Absence of A [Year’s] Best Legal Writing Compilation
…(but no agita), which is: “why isn’t there a satisfactory legal equivalent to The Best American Science Writing?” (I’m working through the 2008 edition now.) Or is there? There…
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Can Someone Use My Picture Without My Permission?
…must be determined when you search for an answer to a specific question.) 1) Legal status of person photographed, e.g. minor, public official, family member, etc. 2) Where picture was…
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Where Can I Find Oregon Child Support Services?
…community government and nonprofit resources. * For example, OJD and Washington County (Oregon) Circuit Court Family Law resources. 3) You can also contact Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO). If…