Gallagher Blogs (Law Library, University of Washington) gives us a useful legal research-focused news and document round-up of the Lance Armstrong lawsuit up through Aug. 21, 2012. News on…
Lawyers are not immune to scamery (so to speak), or so it seems: 1) “Lawyers Scammed Over Email” (Gallagher Blogs) 2) Read more at Law Technology News: “Law Firm…
…librarian listserv.) You won’t find this news at the U.S. Department of Justice blog or at their Justice News site, but the USDOJ site has lots of other news….
Some stories just catch your eye – from Justia Verdict (via Law in the News ): “ Can Laypersons Ordained Online as Universal Life…
…mentioned the influence of Professor Mike Caulfield’s SIFT model when creating evaluation guides: https://guides.pcc.edu/c.php?g=1006155&p=7293067 TinyURL: https://tinyurl.com/tskkdqm See also: PCC Library’s “2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)”: https://guides.pcc.edu/novelcoronavirus “Professor Mike Caulfield from WSU…
This OPB article and Bike Portland lawsuit might be interesting to people and their loved ones who walk, cycle, or drive in Portland, Oregon, and maybe beyond. OPB News…
The next time you think you’re tired of reading bad news, hearing about Congress “debating” whether or not to raise the debt ceiling, the high price of gasoline or…
We are all immigrants (except of course for Native Americans, and maybe even they too were immigrants thousands of years ago): BBC News: Larry Nassar case: Who is Judge…
The Law Librarian blog posted a very funny video today from the Onion News Network titled Congress Forgets How to Pass a Law. As an added bonus, the video…
…has BIG MEANING, much of which no one can agree on, which makes for some very exciting legal discussions. Honestly, now : It’s bad enough that print and online news…
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