In the beginning when the smart people of the world said the world was flat and the earth was the center of the universe, everyone believed them. When television was new, if someone said it on the TV, everyone knew it had to be true. Fast forward a few decades and we get Facebook. Turns out there are people who believe if it's on Facebook, it must be true.
Have you ever heard something and thought, "That can't be true?" Turns out there are a whole lot of things being said all the time that are, eventually, shown to be true. For example:
We're not the Louve, I said, but I suspect it might take more than a day to get around to everything. Take, for instance, our Bankruptcy collection. Spanning an entire section, we've got everything from how to file bankruptcy to how to protect a creditor's rights.
Then there is our resources on corporations. In addition to codes from every state in the union dealing with corporations
and we have over 18 CEB titles dealing with all things corporations and business (not to mention the dozens of other titles dealing with business and corporations).
I could go on and on and on about all the great things we have here at our LAW library that can help you do business or get out of a mess. Busy as you are, why not take a break and just head on over to your local county law library. I have no doubt but that your local county law Librarians have exactly what you need to help you do whatever you need doing.
Have you ever heard something and thought, "That can't be true?" Turns out there are a whole lot of things being said all the time that are, eventually, shown to be true. For example:
- The NSA is tapping your phone lines
- Floride is bad for your teeth
- There is cancer in your vaccines
- Asbestos is dangerous
- The CIA pays for false testimony (as in they encourage it)
- The FBI poisoned alcohol during prohibition
- The Gulf of Tonkin incident never really happened (launching the Viet Nam War)
- The military is conspiring to instill fear in the populace
- Cell phones cause cancer
- County law libraries are open to the public
We're not the Louve, I said, but I suspect it might take more than a day to get around to everything. Take, for instance, our Bankruptcy collection. Spanning an entire section, we've got everything from how to file bankruptcy to how to protect a creditor's rights.
Then there is our resources on corporations. In addition to codes from every state in the union dealing with corporations
- we have Fletcher's Clyclopedia Corporations (and Forms),
- we have California Practice Guide: Corporations,
- we have Marsh's California Corporation Law,
- we have California Legal Forms (how to incorporate),
and we have over 18 CEB titles dealing with all things corporations and business (not to mention the dozens of other titles dealing with business and corporations).
I could go on and on and on about all the great things we have here at our LAW library that can help you do business or get out of a mess. Busy as you are, why not take a break and just head on over to your local county law library. I have no doubt but that your local county law Librarians have exactly what you need to help you do whatever you need doing.
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