If you're one of those attorneys that I mentioned last week that loves to search Google for legal research (probably because it is free and doesn't get charged to your firm or client), then you owe it to yourself, your firm and your clients to make sure you know what products are available to you. And, if you're one of those folks that has a free service from your state bar, but plunked down a subscription to another low-cost provider at $1000 to $1800 a year, then let me ask you again... well, you know....
As Jared pointed out in the LOMAP post, sure these aren't Westlaw or Lexis, but they do offer some powerful researching abilities, and if they are available via your state bar... they cost the same as that silly Google search your attempting to do. Go check out your bar association and see what they have to offer. You might be surprised at how much they have to offer!
[Note: Carolyn Elefant at MyShingle.com has a nice list of Bar Association benefits that they provide their members.]
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Thanks for the link to my chart. I've been tracking these free resources for seven years now, and it is amazing how many more are available now and how much more robust they have become.
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