Black’s Law Dictionary defines mediation as: a method of nonbinding dispute resolution involving a neutral third party who tries to help the disputing parties reach a mutually agreeable solution. While most people involved in law are aware of mediation as …
Keeping to our theme of “Sunshine Week”, this post will focus on getting federal executive, legislative and regulatory information. The Public Papers of the President is your one stop shop for recent Presidential information going back to the Presidency of …
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To start with, a lot of government information is available in both print and electronic publicly available resources. The best place to start is with the part of the government (usually an agency) that you want to get information from. …
Megan Bennett was the winner of our February contest: a $50 Playhouse Square gift card. Be on the lookout for March’s contest this week. The point of the contest was to expose students to our ebooks. Thanks to all who …
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Next Tuesday, March 8th – from 4:50pm-5:50pm – Using Ravel Law & Fastcase – Law Library 212 Not everyone has Bloomberg Law, Lexis Advance, or WestlawNext at work. This Seminar will examine content and search features of two “alternative” legal …
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