…as a small estate. You can find information on free and low-cost lawyer services in Oregon at the Oregon Legal Research website. The Oregon State Bar’s public information website also has some information…
…and preventive actions to take when contracting for services abroad. Excerpt: Bloom, 58, occupies an increasingly popular niche as matchmaker between U.S. firms and China’s voracious manufacturing machine. He entered…
The New York Times, in the Sunday Style section (8/5/07, byline, Devan Sipher), ran a funny (intentional or otherwise) story, “Great Wedding! But Was it Legal?” Excerpt: “Somehow forgotten…
…consumer law advice, you can start, but don’t end, here. The Oregon State Bar and the Legal Aid Services of Oregon web sites have additional consumer law information….
…have access to so much free information your head may explode. And if you live somewhere the libraries don’t offer these services, you can often buy into them for…
…Corporate Assist ” (May 20, 2007), Charles Duhigg tells the shameful tale of how “Large companies are selling vast databases of personal information to thieves, despite evidence their services are…
…pro se (self-represented) litigants, but the Facilitator is also an excellent source of information for local attorneys (who may also offer to volunteer their services to the Facilitator). Contact your…
…Department of Human Services called the reporter. Sellers asked whether she had received the employee list that her assistant, “Mike Allen,” had requested for her. The reporter told Sellers she…
…animals in Oregon can be found at: Oregon’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services has a FAQ page on service animals in places of business Fair Housing Council of…
…the satisfaction earned when putting one’s search skills to the test. Here’s one way to do both, from Aaron at Musings about Librarianship: 5 services to help researchers find free…
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