The arena of access to justice through freely available Australian legal resources has been served […]
Apps for commercial databases
At the 103th German Library Congress in Bremen, the German Association of Law Libraries (AjBD […]
Japanese Laws in Translation
Translation of the laws and information about the legal systems of the countries of the […]
Cornell Fellowship Brings Foreign Law Librarians to the United States
While more established and well known funding opportunities for foreign law librarians have existed for […]
A MOOC Point
Universities in North America are currently infatuated with MOOCs. Law Schools are no different. “MOOC” […]
Updating and Rebuilding of FLAG, the Foreign Law Guide
The project to update and rebuild FLAG, the Foreign Law Guide, has been completed in […]
Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review becomes an Open Access journal at IALS
As we find trending stories from high profile trials in law courts round […]
Scholarships for IALL 2014 in Buenos Aires
There is still time to apply for a scholarships for law librarians to attend The […]
International law on cultural heritage
At the occasion of the opening of the Roerich Exhibition in the Peace Palace, The […]
Legal Collections: Print, Online, Both
The growth of electronic legal resources has had a mixed effect on collection management. This […]