The essential guide to the best (and worst) legal sites on the Web
By: by Robert J. Ambrogi.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: ALM Pub.
Published: 2004
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 417
Subjects: Legal research -- United States -- Computer network resources.; Internet -- United States.; Information storage and retrieval systems -- Law -- United States.
Notes: Includes indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: how we picked and why; title: Search sites: finding needles in the internet haystack; title: Zeroing in: lawcrawler, legal indexes, legal "destinations," and other search tools; title: Bankruptcy lawyers indebted to the net; title: Corporation law and corporate governance; title: Criminal law and justice online; title: A rich vein of environmental resources; title: Estate planning with help from the Web; title: Family feuds: divorce, custody and child support; title: Protecting intellectual property: copyright, patent, and trademark law; title: Labor links: employment law on the Web; title: Net law: the internet's rules of the road; title: Virtual realty: real estate law on the Web; title: Best resources for securities lawyers; title: For tort lawyers, a Web of research; title: World wide commerce on the worldewide Web; title: Virtual justice: resolving disputes over the Web; title: In search of ethics on the internet; title: CLE online: correspondence courses for the electronic era; title: Managing and marketing your practice with help from the Web; title: The public good: pro bono and public interest; title: Best medical sites for trial lawyers; title: Non-legal Web sites can help a busy lawyer; title: The not-so-usual suspects; title: Managing knowledge management via the Web; title: Preserving legal history and culture; title: Web logs: practical, political, and polemical.