As the Oregon Legal Research blogger, I’ve stretched the scope of my “blog focus” to include writing for and answering questions from pro se patrons, public librarians, lawyers, community…
reference services get a lot of grief for our long, seemingly evasive, answers to “simple” legal questions. Take a look at poor Mr. Groklaw who took the time and trouble…
…LexisNexis plans to offer new and upgraded services in response (see below), so the one-upmanship battle between the last legal information empires left standing grinds on. In its wake lie…
…services. · Open an email account for your blog. You may not (you don’t!) want email going to your personal or even the law firm email account. It’s easy enough…
…Disruption of the Market began on December 11, 2007 If you believe that a merchant or wholesaler offered to sell, or did sell, essential consumer goods or services for an…
HALT has a new online booklet, Guardians and Guardianships: A Primer. Oregon-specific guardianship resources can be found at the Oregon State Bar (OSB), Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO),…
Oregon CLE is not a puzzle; it is a product of Hawk Education Services and, among other things, produces CLE (continuing legal education) courses that lawyers can use to…
beSpacific reports on a National Archives announcement: “Today at a National Archives press conference, Allen Weinstein, Archivist of the United States, Michael Kurtz, Assistant Archivist for Records Services and…
I haven’t looked at online translation services lately, but luckily for you, the Bates Information Service has. Here is their October InfoTip on Translation Tools….
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) has useful information at their website, including a summary of consumer and business laws (yes, sometimes with opposing interests) enacted…
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