Upcoming Seminar on Free Legal Research, June 27, 2012 – San Diego
Posted: May 3, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: California, CLE, law librarian, seminar Leave a comment »On June 27, 2012, the National Business Institute is sponsoring a seminar in San Diego entitled, “Find it Free and Fast on the Web: Strategies for Legal Research on the Web.” Albeit the seminar carries a $339 registration fee, the NBI is offering the seminar for six (6) California CLE credits. I’m planning on attending, so save yourself the registration fee and I’ll offer up a full report.
An excerpt of the program description follows, and for a link to the registration site, click here.
| Harness the Many Uses of the Internet
The way we use the internet today is leagues away from how it was being used even five years ago. In order to keep the pace, you need streamlined research skills that will make the internet an asset rather than a liability for your firm. How do your skills stack up? Do you know the best, most efficient ways to get what you need? At this informative seminar, we can show you how to harness the internet as an excellent resource. Register today!
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Unlimited Free Lexis Searches of California Cases and Statutes
Posted: March 23, 2012 Filed under: Lexis | Tags: California, free, legal research, Lexis Leave a comment »If you’re a California attorney or you’re researching California caselaw, this post is for you. Through the California Courts website, you can access the Lexis California database (cases from 1850 to present) … for free!
This means unlimited searches, retrieval, and saving (for personal use only). The free service also includes Deering’s Annotated Code and the Unannotated California Code. However, be aware that, from the portal, you are unable to access the Shepard’s feature.
To access the portal, click here. Select “Official Reports Opinions” and accept the Terms and Conditions.