Employers wanted Lexis to improve its certification program and Lexis listened. Lexis conducted surveys to see what employers wanted law students to know. Then Lexis created two classes which students must take to be certified, containing the items employers find …
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The Judicial Conference of the United States voted to increase free PACER access from $10.00 annually to $10.00 quarterly. (Thanks to the Blog of Legal Times). PACER is the docket for nearly all the federal courts, except for the U.S. …
A recent Law.com article – Interview Strategies: What Questions Should You Ask? , provides a list of suggested questions, as well as discussing which questions to avoid until you have an offer in hand. Thanks to Hunter’s Query blog.
CALI is compiling a collection of 10 minute audio recordings explaining legal concepts for law students. CALI calls these recordings Lawdibles, and you can find them on the Lawdibles blog. CALI describes the recordings this way: “Here’s the setup: you’ve just …
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Sue Altmeyer, Electronic Services Librarian, sue.altmeyer@law.csuohio.edu | March 03, 2010 – 11:04 Faculty and students can use their iPhones to post to a document page or forum using the HTML editor. Red customer support button in the upper right – …
