But the death is…amicable.  Altlaw.com announces that they will be shutting down in early 2010.

From Google’s Official Blog: Starting today, we’re enabling people everywhere to find and read full text legal opinions from U.S. federal and state district, appellate and supreme courts using Google Scholar. You can find these opinions by searching...

Once again, proving the usefulness of Twitter, I find out (via @elizabethf) that Lexis has released a free iPhone/iPodTouch app that allows users to get cases from Lexis and to Shepardize them. You do need to have a current Lexis account. Still, how...

<span style="font-family:"" lang="EN-CA">Fall 2009<span style="font-family:""> FINAL BLIND GRADING ID NUMBERS AND EXAM DEFERRAL REQUESTS <span style="font-family:"">BLIND GRADING ID NUMBERS<span style="font-family:"">:<span style="font-family:""> All...

Despite all the controversy about Westlaw getting exclusive rights to the digitized legislative histories compiled by the GAO (see e.g. http://dukelawref.blogspot.com/2008/07/who-owns-legislative-history.html), I really didn’t take a close look until I...