A massive database of legal information and links, maintained by the Indiana University School of Law. Examples include the woman who sued the weatherman for being wrong about his forecast and the surfer who sued another surfer for stealing his wave. This site provides a bundle of useful information on running a law office including articles on handling big cases, risk management, document automation and the role of law firm administrators. If you're attempting to thrive, or merely survive, as a law student or lawyer, this site is worth checking out on a regular basis. The National Jurist and its sister publication, The Associate, are excellent publications addressing important issues of interest to young lawyers and law students.
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