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Learn the Law (and other subjects) Anywhere — For Free!
No, it’s not spam. In an increasingly open world, professors from a wide range of universities have opened their class doors to anyone with internet access and a desire to learn. One particular...
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Nolo.com: legal info, forms & lawyer directory
Nolo (www.nolo.com) is an organization dedicated to making the law accessible to everyone. It provides information on diverse areas of the law, including articles written by lawyers on topics like...
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JurisNotes.com: Intellectual Property Newsletters, Articles & Case Database
JurisNotes.com offers free two-month e-mail subscriptions to its newsletters concerning intellectual property: IP Notes (twice-weekly summaries of cases from both federal and state courts), IP Admin...
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The next frontier
This class has taught us all just how much free information is out there, at least if we know how and where to find it. But our last assignment got me thinking about journals, the other kind of...
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A portal that has it all
Throughout this course, I have learned of numerous websites providing information for free. I was quite astonished to learn that there are so many of them out there. We are truly blessed to live in a...
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Wikipedia for law– pipe dream or possibility?
It seems to me, after this class of discovering all the free legal resources out there, that the one main weakness of the free sources compared to Wexis is that the free resources tend to be scattered...
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