Ravel is a new legal research search engine. It offers all U.S. Supreme Court and Federal Circuit decisions from 1925 for free. For a fee, you can get federal district court and some state decisions. They are continuing to expand …
Ravel: Graphically Shows Relationships Between Cases Read more »
Here is something I recently discovered about WestlawNext: If you run a Westsearch (natural language) on all jurisdictions, then subsequently limit by jurisdiction, you may get less results than if you limited by jurisdiction up front. When I ran a …
Across all legal employers, organizations are constantly striving to enhance diversity. Sometimes individuals can experience a workplace ‘diversity setback’ simply by saying the wrong thing. Vernā A. Myers, a nationally-known expert on diversity and inclusion, has authored a little book …
Culturally Effective Communication – How to Avoid Saying the Wrong Thing Read more »
Last night, we held our Research Certificate Seminar on Bluebooking and had a great turnout. One topic we discussed was how to cite to sources you find on the Internet. In the update to the nineteenth edition of the Bluebook, …
If you’ve been around Cleveland State University for any length of time, you may wonder what happened to the orange outfitted students who used to be called “Community Service Officers”? Incoming students may also wonder who the persons are, dressed …
