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…for this research, e.g. Fastcase, which all Oregonians have free access to via the State Law Library. (Direct link to the State of Oregon Law Library resources webpage.) 4) Last,…

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…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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…(If you don’t subscribe to the print or online Consumer Reports, log on through your local public library or email, phone, or visit them. Many public libraries provide their…

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…the words “research guide.” Another useful search word is “pathfinder.” This Guide to Free and Low-cost Legal Research is from Georgetown Law Library. As you might imagine, law library associations…

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…and worth watching if you need information about landlord-tenant law, DUII, Small Claims Court, and much, much more. If you don’t have a computer, please visit your public library or…

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