This is a shortlist of some basic, and frequently overlooked, Oregon legal research resources (and one non-Oregon title), for the new Oregon attorney or legal researcher. Most of these…
…it provides for an amusing anecdote. Lately I’ve seen articles published about using AI to aid in legal research and was wondering what the consensus was about using an AI…
Take a look at the Lane County Law Library Index to Legal Research Guides. It’s excellent and will just get better and better. They link to useful legal…
…hats and shorts, share the elegant, hushed Ramsey County Law Library with lawyers in suits. They show up because they have legal problems, and here they can find help. They…
From Dewey B Strategic (always worth reading – not sure if there is an audio version): Tuesday, June 2, 2015: “Listen up: Isn’t it time for Legal Publishers to…
Tracy White, Oregon Attorney, and Washington County Law Library patron, writes a monthly legal affairs column for the (OregonLive) Hillsboro Argus: April 9, 2013, OregonLive column in the Argus:…
Lawyer technology competency matters for so many reasons. Knowing how to maintain the privacy and the security of your personal information and legal documents are not the only skills…
The following blog post got me to thinking that a legal citation lesson for non-attorneys might be a challenge worth attempting, though I surely won’t get it right the…
If you thought legal research skills were icing on the cake, think again: Lawyers have an ethical duty to perform adequate legal research. (And, clients might expect a…
While looking at some social security practice materials at the James Publishing website I was reminded how many print and online legal publishers offer free legal information at their…
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