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subweb is
devoted to research links and help items used by Bucklin.org. It is a sub web that has lawyer
research helps and links for research in professional legal ethics, attorney
malpractice or negligence (legal), reasonable attorney fees, corporate ethics, and
corporate governance. (By corporate governance is meant compliance with law
plus business ethics. )The pages in this research
web are not designed for public viewing. These pages primarily are intended as "temporary parking places" for
resource source notes used in field work by Bucklin.org and
Corporate-Ethics.US. Because these research pages are
designed only for BOC personnel, do not look for them to be "user friendly" and
do not look for all links to be working links today.
State
Research Links
Federal Research Links
North and South Dakota Research Links
Texas
Research Links
► ROMINGER
LEGAL has an entry portal for free legal research. Use their entry
link board to case law.
Use www.TheLawNet.com
to find case and statute law and use their Virtual Assistant to find law review
and other articles. TheLaw.Net's Virtual Assistant will assist (free of charge
to subscribers of TheLaw net) with clerical reference and retrieval tasks of
known items of information (including any Federal or state judicial opinions)
that you may not be able to access directly via their legal research internet
system for whatever reason.
Free legal research of case and statutes at the
Public Library of Law.
Lexis has a
Desk Reference Page that is a handy entry to the Blue Book citation format,
medical dictionaries, et cetera.
FindLaw has an easy to use
legal dictionary. We use
it. We also use the FindLaw Counsel Center:
http://corporate.findlaw.com This gigantic West website is
organized primarily by industries and practice areas, each linking to articles,
news, recent lawsuits and research tools. Lots of legal articles available for
corporate counsel.
Some More Good General Places to Start Research
The Cornell Law School
and
The World Wide Web Virtual Library
have links to many sites of most interest to lawyers. World Wide Web Virtual
Library has a good category list on the first page of their site
ABANET Legal
Resources Index : .American Bar Association. The attorney who is an
ABA member has an advantage on what portions of the site are open for him/her
Washlaw Legal Research on the
web is probably the best organized site to view specific
legal resources within a state, with links in most state down to the level of
county clerk and sundry administrative boards
Find Law
has a lawyer finder, and a state by state legal resource link
directory. (It also has a database of about 20 years back of case law and
statutes, both federal and state. It is a good direct entry point if you already
have a citation and just want to look at the case. But so does Goggle
Scholar.)
Cornell Law Legal
Information Institute has full texts of statutes and rules,
such as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, in the official formats.
Warnings on Use.
No
particular order is used on the information on any one page. These research link pages are used by
BOC as research portals for our
own research on legal, attorney negligence, insurance, ethics and other matters.
Periodically, we clean off everything on a
research page, and rebuild the page only as we do research in that state or on
that item. This means sometimes you will not find any entry portals on a particular
state research page.
If you are here, do not copy any materials. Most of the materials on
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