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Legal News
Supreme Court decisions and news. Full text: Bloomberg Law U.S. Law Week
- Law360 (Lexis) This link opens in a new window
Legal articles by topic. Coverage includes litigation, legislation, and corporate deals across dozens of practice areas, industries, and jurisdictions. If you have trouble accessing this resource while on campus, go to http://law360.com.
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| Full text: | ALM Media on LexisNexis | ALM Media on Bloomberg Law |
National Law Journal, The American Lawyer, LegalTech News, Legal Intelligencer, (California) Recorder, etc.
Full text: Westlaw Today
Bloomberg Law News is the home of the esteemed newsletters many still refer to as BNA Law Reports.
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- LexisNexis Legal News searchU.S. and California sources, e.g., A.S. Pratt and Sheshunoff, CCH, Matthew Bender, Mealey’s, in addition to ALM Media and Law360.
- Reuters Legal NewsCustomizable legal news service from Thomson Reuters (Westlaw). Free to read. Register to customize page. Sign up for Daily Docket/Afternoon Docket email alerts.
JURIST is a "legal news service powered by a global team of over 100 law student reporters, editors, commentators, correspondents and content developers from 50 law schools in 24 countries across six continents."