Provides links to primary and secondary legal resources and more.

1. DittakaviRao 2011 Comprehensive Legal Research Websites

2. Comprehensive Legal Websites Provides information to Legal Researchers, Law Practitioners, Law Students, Paralegals and General Public. Links to official, private, educational and commercial sites. Free registration includes: e-newsletters, custom tabs, RSS feeds, site search feature etc. There are several comprehensive sites in addition to what we have here.

3. Comprehensive Legal Websites Findlaw – www.findlaw.com Justia – www.justia.com HeirosGamos – www.hg.org Cornell – www.law.cornell.edu LawerExpress – www.lawerexpress.com Washlaw – www.washlaw.edu Library of Congress – www.loc.gov/law

4. Findlaw (www.findlaw.com) Findlaw owned by Thomson is a multifaceted website designed to provide resources for legal professionals. It has links to all primary, secondary legal resources and many more. For legal research links click on “visit our professional site” (http://lp.findlaw.com) link on top right corner.

7. Subscribe to RSS Feeds

8. Justia (www.justia.com) The site is focused on making legal information, resources and services easy to find on the Internet. Good resource for blawgs, podcasts, and court filings. Each legal practice area provides basic information, articles, glossary, related Internet links etc. Federal court dockets and filing information similar to PACER is available. Full text of the pleadings not available.

9. Click on more to get more services

11. Similar to PACER, does not provide text to pleadings etc. to a case

12. Cornell (www.law.cornell.edu) Maintained by Cornell Law School’s Legal Information Institute (LII). Provides links to primary and secondary legal resources and many more. Bluebook citation examples, Wex that is a combination of dictionary and encyclopedia are highlights. Provides annotations to U.S. Constitution Allows individual Title search & subscription to RSS feed of U. S. C (United States Code)

14. RSS Feeds and Search individual Titles

15. Annotations (cases) to every section

17. Scroll it down for individual state jurisdictions

18. HeirosGamos (www.hg.org) Site makes law, government, and related professional information easily accessible to legal professional, business and consumers. Tabs include Law Firms, Legal Services, Law & Practice, Employment, Students, Associations, Publications, and Events. Comprehensive collection of links to worldwide legal information

21. Law Library of Congress (www.loc.gov/law) Includes GLIN (Global Legal Information Network) that provides links to international legal databases. Guide to Law Online that provides links to federal and state legal guides and resources. Multinational Collection Databases that provides resources on legal topics.

26. Provides links to state legal & adm. resources

27. WashLaw (www.washlaw.edu) Site maintained by Washburn University School of Law Library directs users to thousands of websites providing a variety of legal information. Easy to use Table of Contents organized under tabs and headings. Headings include States, Federal and International. Click ‘subject index’ on bottom right to find all the resources of the site.

29. Alphabetical list of the subjects available

30. LawyerExpress (www.lawyerexpress.com) Developed by lawyers for lawyers Excellent coverage of current legal news Tabs include: Law Headlines, Legal Research, Blogs, Tools & Travel, Practice Area etc. Free membership provides: RSS news, pop-up calendar and meeting planner Create your own personal tab with resources

32. Legal Research Sources

33. Practice Tools