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OSB CLE seminars cover many areas of law to educate Oregon lawyers and assist them in staying up-to-date on changing legal developments. Led by expert practitioners and nationally recognized guest speakers, our seminars cover various levels of expertise for the new and experienced lawyer.

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Internet for Lawyers

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April 2008—3 General CLE or Practical Skills credits (each seminar)

Two half-day seminars

Search Strategies for the Legal Professional
Friday, April 11, 2008, 9 a.m.–Noon
3 General CLE or Practical Skills credits

Learn how to make the Internet work for you! This half-day seminar provides you with super strategies so you can search like a pro. Learn which search engines are the best and the best search strategies. Pick up browser tricks, toolbar tips, and desktop search techniques.

Investigative Research
Friday, April 11, 2008, 1 p.m.–4 p.m.
3 General CLE or Practical Skills credits

There’s a wealth of information available via the Internet, and this half-day seminar will teach you effective and low-cost methods to mine this data. Find missing people and witnesses. Get personal information from Usenet postings, Google, and free newspaper and magazine archives. Learn quick and easy methods to access public records and how to locate low-cost public record/investigative databases.

Presented by Internet for Lawyers, featuring Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch

Carole A. Levitt, JD, MLS, has over 20 years of experience in the legal field as a law librarian, legal research and writing professor, attorney, and Internet trainer. As president and founder of Internet for Lawyers, she has provided customized Internet legal research training to legal professionals at events that include the ABA TechShow, LegalWorks and LegalTech Conferences, ABA annual meetings, the National Association of Bar Executives, the California State Bar, and other law firms, bar associations, and library associations throughout the country. She is coauthor of The Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (ABA) and The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (2008).

Mark E. Rosch is vice president of Internet for Lawyers and developer and manager of the Internet for Lawyers website. He writes and speaks about legal technology for firms and also on how to use the Internet for research and marketing. Mr. Rosch coauthored The Lawyer’s Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (ABA) and The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (2008). He has written about the application of computer technology in the law office for Law Office Computing, Los Angeles Lawyer, and The Los Angeles Daily Journal, among other publications.