…directly or from a reliable site, for example, the Federal Trade Commission webpage (a dot gov site) or Consumer’s Union, which has additional trustworthy websites. 2) Never click without mindfulness….
…the University of Washington Law Library’s guide. See the Oregon Blue Book for descriptions of the various Oregon administrative agencies and regulatory bodies (and then visit their individual websites)….
One day I’m going to blog about the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of legal research, though I’ll put it more in terms of the Expensive, the Impossible,…
The World of Work blog has a post on Model COBRA Subsidy Notices, and links to relevant DOL websites. This is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act…
…progress. We have been reassured by Legislative Counsel that the superseded ORSs will be on the new website shortly. (New websites take time, lots of time to pull themselves together,…
…Cliff Notes Drafting the Constitution There are number of websites that link to the constitutions of different countries: a) Constitution Finder b) Findlaw Constitutions of the…
…websites. This too is an imperfect system, but for different reasons – elections! In any event, take a look at the website, OregonLive Your Government and the Track a Bill…
…and new Charitable Giving websites, so make sure you browse them all – and don’t forget their Charities Registry. 1) Charitable Activities 2)Wise Giving Guide (this webpage is chock full…
…corporation reading you as you read their products. I’ve been following these stories on various websites, but hat tip to Library Link of the Day for the link to The…
…Legal Citation and Projects to Preserve Precedent” Preliminary Agenda: Keynote speech to contextualize the issues and discuss conflict between the naturally fluid state of the internet and the expectations…
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