The American Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education Information Center.
A list of ABA discussion groups on the Net.
ALI-ABA, a provider of continuing legal education in the United States since 1947, offers members of the profession a comprehensive curriculum of post-admission legal education.
A hypertext discussion of basic (blue book) legal citation.
Matthew Bender's site.
The Big Ear listens to a variety of law-related listservers and newsgroups.
Blumberg Excelsior legal products and services.
The Bureau of National Affairs (BNA).
A list of Internet books and newsletters targeted to attorneys.
CCH's online presence
Cornell University hosts the Legal Information Institute.
Docusearch is a fee-based service offering dossier, location, criminal or civil record, and financial searches.
Edweek offers news and articles relating to education issues across the country, including reports on court cases.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is a non-profit civil liberties organization working in the public interest to protect privacy, free expression, and access to public resources and information in new media.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) archive of legal issues and policy relating to cyberspace and the law.
Evidence Technologies offers computer generated animation for courts and provider of demonstrative evidence.
List of pointers to directories and sources for expert witnesses put together by The Northern California Association of Law Libraries (NOCALL).
Draft legal forms offered at Court TV's on-line presence, including forms for arbitration, work for hire, and Email policy.
Indiana University hosts the WWW Virtual Library of Law.
Law Journal Seminars-Press offers information about upcoming legal seminars, as well as the ability to register for seminars online.
The 'Lectric Law Library offers a legal dictionary and legal software collection plus news, forms, information for legal professionals and laypeople.
A hypertext discussion of basic (blue book) legal citation.
A dictionary of legal terms.
"LERN is the On-Line service of the Legal Research Network. The mission of LERN is to network attorneys and expert witnesses in an on-line environment, and use online technology to reduce the costs associated with locating the best expert for a case."
Lexis/Nexis Web home page offers information about the service and user documentation.
Links to state library card catalogues.
The Legal Information Institute hosted by Cornell University.
An introduction to and links to e-mail discussion groups resources.
The Law Library Resource Exchange focuses on research, management and technology topics for legal professionals.
The Law Librarians's Society of Washington, D.C.
Martindale-Hubbell's search engine to locate attorneys.
MCLE requirements listed for many states(Florida included).
The Michie Company and Butterworth Legal Publishers recently merged to form Michie.
The Net-Lawyers archive.
The Noble Directory of Experts and Spokespersons.
NOLO Press offers self-help legal resources and reference materials.
A directory of process servers.
Reed Reference Publishing.
Shepard's/McGraw-Hill
Shepard's/McGraw-Hill publishers offers information on their products.
A text description of assorted State Bar associations offered by Martindale-Hubbell.
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws offers drafts of various model acts.
LII's listing of uniform laws
West's legal directory offers a fill-in form to locate attorneys and law firms.
