So far, there are only two, for asylum law and family justice, but four more are soon to be added for disability rights, criminal appeals, community development and nonprofit law, and the death penalty. Lawyers interested in a particular section must first register in order to gain access, but there is no cost. The site also has a news page with current stories relating to pro-bono law and listings of job opportunities. A calendar lists training programs in and around New York. The site's emphasis is New York, but is intended to serve as a national resource.
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Users can search all filings by words, phrases and names, and can construct queries using full Boolean logic. Users can download filings in word processing format and download financial data schedules. Use of the site requires registration, but it is free and asks only minimal information. Sometimes, innovation is purely a matter of packaging. The site then organizes all these extracts by industry and adds it own ratings of each company.