The legal research and writing process comprises of immense complexities which need time and skillful expertise for its successful execution.
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Researchers using artificial intelligence on Casetext have a serious edge over those using older approaches.
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While remaining mindful of copyright law, attorneys can use e-filing as a valuable research and reference tool.
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Confusion about the difference between legal research and Legal Analytics may stem from lawyers’ deep familiarity with legal research over legal analytics.
Read More »Legal Research With A 21st Century Twist
Legal research may be the bane of every lawyer’s existence, but the internet age has ushered in a new era in legal research.
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Joe Mornin, recent law school graduate and creator of Bestlaw, talks future plans.
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DocketFish lets you cache documents, favorite, search by keyword or document type and see your search history.
Read More »Joseph Mornin Explains Bestlaw
A Chrome extension, built by a 3L, to help make using Westlaw better.
Read More »Now available: “Internet Legal Research on a Budget”
Internet Legal Research on a Budget will help you quickly find the best free or low-cost resources online and use them for your research needs.
Read More »Free Websites for Legal Research (book excerpt)
Sometimes it is easier and quicker to begin your research project using secondary law, such as articles, sample pleadings, and briefs, because these resources explain and analyze primary law and point you to the primary law relevant to your project.
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