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Extended Law Library Building Hours for Reading & Exam Period
From Friday 4/30/2021 through Friday 5/14/2021, the C|M|LAW Library will have extended building hours for the Reading & Exam Period. Here is the Law Library building schedule:
Friday, 4/30: 10am-6pm
Saturday, 5/1: 10am-6pm
Sunday, 5/2: 10am-6pm
Monday-Thursday, 5/3 – 5/6: 8:30am-9pm
Friday, 5/7: 8:30am-6pm
Saturday, 5/8: 10am-6pm
Sunday, 5/9: 10am-6pm
Monday-Thursday, 5/10 – 5/13: 8:30am-9pm
Friday, 5/14: 8:30am-6pm
Check Out Professionalism and Lawyering Titles
It’s a good idea to start thinking about the practice of law early, even when you’re still a student. The law library has you covered! Check our catalog Scholar for all titles. When you find a title of interest, look at the items with call numbers surrounding that one to find titles on the same or similar topics.
Here are a few titles of interest on the topics of lawyering, professionalism, and law firm management selected from Scholar:
Law Office Policy and Procedure Manual
Law Office Guide to Purchasing Legal Malpractice Insurance
Law Office Procedure Manual for Solos and Small Firms
Professionalism Law Office Management Client Funds Management and Ohio Notary Law
Ethical Considerations of Law Office Accounting and Practice Management
C|M|LAW Alumni Publication ‘Law Notes’
Law Notes is a publication of the Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association that was produced from 1973-2011. It was compiled and edited for many years by Communications Coordinator Louise Mooney and contains a wide variety of information pertaining to C|M|LAW, including history, news, events, and faculty and alumni profiles.
There are several special issues of Law Notes, including the 2000 volume titled Remember the Ladies, which contains profiles of “our remarkable first 100 women graduates.”
The series A Centennial Feature is a deep dive into the history of the law school from the 1950s through the 1970s. It is broken into five segments in consecutive issues beginning with 1997 Vol.5 Iss.3. This issue also contains a profile of the ‘new’ library that we are in today!
To search Law Notes for a particular person or event, use the Search Box on the left of the screen. Put quotes around a multi-word search term for more precise results.
