The Oregon State Bar (OSB), Winter 2009 issue of the Debtor-Creditor Section newsletter (online only to section members) has a sobering article by Oregon attorney Terrance J. Slominski:…
Owning the copyright is not enough. You have to protect it. If you write books and publish them, in paper or online, through a publisher or by yourself, you…
…outlets, radio, TV, newspaper, and online. See the Legislature’s press release about this good news. This good news also means regular access to county law libraries located in courthouses. Those…
…can, however, online learn enough about criminal records searching to gain a fair amount of knowledge and judgment on when and how to hire a professional. (You can also learn…
…the OSB Estate Planning and Administration section newsletter (previous issues online). Another article in the same issue: “Appealability of Decisions in Probate and Trust Proceedings,” by Philip N. Jones….
…website, but will be, eventually. Please contact your local law library for a copy of the article, which will be available from a number of online subscription services.)…
Researching legislative history can sometimes require more than plowing through dusty hearing transcripts. Guides to legislative history and intent always suggest searching the secondary literature, e.g. newspaper and…
…supplemental judgments for costs and disbursements. (read full case)” (Real Estate and Land Use (RELU) section newsletter is not free online, but local law libraries will either have it or…
…update the law library’s online catalog and webpage, and participate in planning and implementing outreach projects. Hours of employment: Monday to Friday, 12:15 – 5:15 p.m., with occasional additional hours….
…Wrongful Discharge Claims, pp. 6-9. (I also want to express my gratitude to the members of the OSB Litigation Section for making this newsletter freely available online.)…
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