Legal Information Institute (LII) – free legal research. Cornell University Law School
Google Scholar – free legal research (click on Case Law and then select Federal courts; your state Courts; or click on Select courts for a lost of courts). Search Google to find out how to use google scholar for legal research
Judicata – the latest online legal research which claims will outperform Westlaw and Lexis. Review of Judicata on its first day.
TheLaw.net – Online legal research starting at $575/year.
LoisLaw – Online legal research where you can pay for periods as short as one day.
ROSS Intelligence is a legal research platform powered by artificial intelligence for U.S. law.
WestlawNext – the most expensive choice for online legal research. This is the one we use at my law firm Franckel & Plevy, LLP
NationalLawLibrary – Affordable legal research. You can pay by the search, as little as $3.
Statutes of Limitations For All States – scroll down to the bottom of the page for a chart.
Wrongful Death Caps For All States
Is your state a No-Fault state
Insurance and Risk Management Terms glossary
Rupp’s Insurance Glossary (2nd Edition) – Rupp’s Insurance & Risk Management Glossary is the insurance industry’s authoritative standard and a must for every insurance, business, and legal library.
Statutes for in States – Legal Information Institute Cornell Law School
Municipal Codes in Various States
The Virtual Chase ® – A Research Site for Legal Professionals
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure – Cornell Law School
Federal Rules of Evidence – Cornell Law School
Code of Federal Regulations – Cornell Law School
Federal Cases & Code/Fed Regulations at Justia
Federal Rulemaking – the federal judiciary’s web site on the federal rules of practice, procedure, and evidence.
Biographical Data on Federal Judges – Find biographical information on judges of U.S. District Courts, U.S. Circuit Courts, U.S. Courts of Appeals, and the Supreme Court, going back to 1789.
List of law reviews and journals.
Administrative Codes and Registers – hypertext links, organized by state, to bulletins, journals, registers, and codes.
How to check if a case is still good law using Google Scholar
How to check if a case is still good law
Basic Legal Citation – by Peter W. Martin, Cornell Law School.
Lex Machina – Legal Analytics
Ravel – Attorneys rely on Ravel to uncover on-point cases, needles in the haystack and insights about judges.
Casetext – Post commentary on Casetext to reach over 300,000 monthly users and an online community of thousands of lawyers who have already shown interest in your areas of expertise. Search millions of cases and statutes annotated by the legal community, and get updates with the best new legal commentary relevant to you.
Justice.org Exchange – For members only. The Exchange provides services critical to trial practice, including:
- A network of colleagues ready to share knowledge and experience.
- Access to other members’ successful complaints, memos, briefs, depositions, and other documents (many of which are often unpublished and unavailable from any other source), giving members a starting point for case acceptance and/or trial preparation.
- Timely “hot topic” information and awareness of areas for practice and client development.
TrialSmith – The world’s largest on-line deposition bank exclusively for plaintiff lawyers.
The National Crime Victim Bar Association
Medical & Legal Briefs – at the Chemical Injury Information Network
How much is your case worth? Find a Jury Verdict Reporter for your state at NASJVP The National Association of State Jury Verdict Publishers.
Verdict Search.com – National Law Journal
Social Security Disability Law – information on cases including news, regulations, forms, and guides to specific disabilities.
National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws – information on the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, including the full text of all uniform laws and their current legislative status.