Tag: Legal Research
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Continuing Education Committee Annual Report 2022-2023
The Continuing Education Committee had another successful year, sponsoring four presentations during the 2022-23 CALL year. The committee tried to identify topics that would interest all of our members, whether they work for private law firms, academic institutions, or courts or government agencies. Following a practice that began during the pandemic, all four presentations were…
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Legal Research on the Go: Mobile Apps
Legal research apps seem to be gaining momentum. A majority of vendors are now offering their own mobile app for busy researchers on the go. Research apps can be Apple- or Android-focused, free with your subscription, or vary in price. Legal research apps tend to fall under the following categories: Research Current Awareness/News Litigation Transactional…
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Library Research Guides: Best Practices
Many librarians have a set of research guides that they are responsible for keeping up to date, but finding time to devote to this important task can be extremely difficult. As libraries migrate to LibGuides 2.0, many are using this opportunity to study their users’ preferences, implement new policies, and completely refresh their research guide collection. If your…
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International Law Researchers Gather in Chicago
The American Society of International Law (ASIL) held its 2014 Midyear Meeting and Research Forum in Chicago on November 6-8 at three venues: John Marshall Law School, Baker & McKenzie LLP, and Northwestern University School of Law. ASIL has “nearly 4,000 members from more than 100 nations include attorneys, academics, corporate counsel, judges, representatives of governments and…
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