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The Lawyer's Guide to Internet Research

   by Kathy Biehl / Tara Calishain

  Paperback:
    Scarecrow Press
    01 November, 2000

   US$40.50 

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Editorial description(s):

About the Author
Kathy Biehl maintained a solo law practice for 16 years before turning to full-time writing and research. She has written more than 500 articles on legal, Internet, and general interest topics for national, regional, and online publications. A member of the State Bar of Texas, she has taught legal research and writing at the University of Houston Law Center and business law at Rice University.She is the author or co-author of several books.

Book Description
The law library of the future is already here! This down-to-earth, practical guide (written from the perspective of a working attorney) takes the problem-solving steps that lawyers already use and shows how-and where-to do them on the Internet. It zeroes in on the best sites, sources, and techniques for finding cases, statutes, regulations, legislative history, government forms, public records, other attorneys, experts, and more. It identifies the governments and agencies that accept online communication-not to mention filings-and lists research sites, legal news sources, and general reference aids. It also demystifies search engines and other Internet tools and recommends hundreds of Web sites for both legal and general research problems. Includes a painless crash course on using e-mail and news groups and maximizing the efficient use of web browsers. "The Lawyer's Guide to Internet Research" is a pioneering book that leads lawyers, paralegals, legal assistants, and students through the transition from traditional to Internet research, and teaches them how to use the Internet to do the same work that they have been doing for years in their offices and libraries.




Reader review(s):

Wonderful Guide to Internet Legal Research, March 1, 2001
This is one of the best guides to Internet legal research available. The authors are both regular columnists for the respected LLRX.com web site, and their experience and good judgment shine through on every page. Highly recommended.

Jerry Lawson
Author of The Complete Internet Handbook for Lawyers (ABA 1999)
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