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IdentityTheft.gov Helps You Recover from Identity Theft
November 26, 2018The Federal Trade Commission’s online resource, IdentityTheft.gov, can help you recover from identity theft. The site uses a three-step process to gather information about your situation, create a recovery plan for immediate action and follow-up steps and, if you choose to create a personal account, to help you track the… Read more
Infographics Help Explain Legal Research Visually
October 25, 2018Thanks to LeighAnne Thompson, Reference Librarian at Seattle University School of Law, our site now has copies of the following legal research guides, presented as infographics created with Piktochart. Many people are visual learners so using the infographics format leverages this fact and can help people better understand information, even… Read more
Public Law Library of King County – 2017 Annual Report
October 4, 2018The Public Law Library of King County’s 2017 Annual Report is here. Highlights include discussions of our expanded Subscriber Program services, a new lunch-time CLE series and the remodel of our web site. Read more
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