The number and breadth of secondary sources on Westlaw and Lexis can be overwhelming. Even running a pointed search may still produce hundreds of documents, which is where segments (Lexis) and fields (Westlaw) can be most helpful. In both services, secondary …
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Coronavirus Disease 2019 website provides a wealth of information for administrators, health care professionals and the general public. The site includes FDA Emergency Use Authorizations, Guidance Documents & Policies, and “conservation strategies” for Personal …
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Our newly updated International Law research guide is a great place to start. In the guide you’ll find information on where to find treaties and cases, along with books, articles, and study aids. One of the great resources highlighted is …
Whether using Westlaw (KeyCite) or Lexis (Shepard’s), most students and researchers know to use a citator to see if the case is good law. But don’t stop there—use Keycite or Shepard’s to get more information for your research. The citator …
