Findlaw Legal Pulse

Findlaw Legal Pulse "is a new content area that offers continuously updated legal headlines from around the world, along with news, photo feeds and analysis from such sources as Reuters, the Associated Press, New York Times and Washington Post. The content covers a broad range of law-related topics -- everything from Supreme Court decisions to legislative updates, everyday legal issues and even sports and celebrity news. FindLaw Legal Pulse offers tangible user benefits -- the news is up-to-date, comes from a rich variety of sources, and is tailored to audiences with legal interests."

Search the Entire Web

Doubtful this is actually possible! Entireweb is a new search engine that searches multiple search engines in a single search. One unique feature is the ability to limit your search to geographic regions.

Legal Research on the Web CLE Seminar

Don't miss out on the upcoming NBI Seminar Find it Free and Fast on the Net: Strategies for Legal Research on the Web and earn 6 hours CLE, Indiana Paralegal CLE, NALA or NFPA credit (includes 1 hr. ethics). Receive a discount for multiple registrants from your organization.

Using Keycite on WestlawNext

A great tip reminding us how to use Keycite on WestlawNext.

Doxpop adds 50% more courts providing increaed access to Indiana's trial courts!!

Doxpop has added 50% more courts, counties, and cases to the Doxpop network. We now provide information on over 19.8 million current and historical cases from over 249 courts in 77 (of 92) Indiana counties.

This is made possible by a recent decision by the Indiana Supreme Court. On September 13, 2011, the Court issued an order (.pdf) requiring that public information from the state-operated case management system ("Odyssey") be made available, for a fee, to authorized bulk recipients (such as Doxpop) in electronic form.

Doxpop has begun to receive Odyssey information and is integrating it into the Doxpop database and website. For the next few months, the information will be updated monthly, and we are working with the judiciary to provide near real-time updates in the new year. In the meantime, you'll have access to the additional historical information for over 7 million cases from 108 courts in 35 counties.