Well, Coleman Karesh is a whiz at the PowerPoint, to be sure, but
Lillian Goldman is just such a master of prose stylings! Who can't be
impressed with the way she turns a phrase?
dkp
Dennis Kim-Prieto, J.D., M.S.L.I.S., M.F.A.
Reference Librarian
Rutgers School of Law -- Newark
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Newark, NJ 07102
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>>> Kent Olson <kolson@virginia.edu> 04/04/07 12:45 PM >>>
Congratulations to the following great names in academic law
libraries:
Coleman Karesh
D'Angelo
Lillian Goldman
Alvin E. Evans
What do these people have in common? They are all credited as authors
of legal research guides posted on the website that "Ross S" is
touting to "Tim" below. You can find their work by following the
"Practice Management -- legal research" link on the left side of the
main page.
Kent O
UVA Law Library
kolson@virginia.edu
>Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 14:24:10 +0530
>From: "Ross S" <ross@lexbe.com>
>Subject: Largest Free Collection of Advanced Legal Articles Released
>
>Dear Tim,
>
> I wanted to make you aware of a new free legal resource
> that will be of value to your students. Litilaw is an online
> collection of hundreds of articles written by lawyers as part of
> presentations given at continuing legal education (CLE) seminars
> and conferences, or otherwise published in legal periodicals.
>
>Litilaw represents the largest collection of free advanced legal
>articles available on the Internet. Articles are organized in over
>30 substantive and procedural specialties of interest to litigators
>and related legal professional, including Appellate Practice,
>Antitrust, e-Discovery, Expert Witnesses, Health Care and Product
>Liability. Plus, the collection is text-searchable to allow users to
>find articles by applicable keywords. All articles are available
>full-text in PDF format. Descriptions include a brief summary, the
>year presented, author and number of pages, to make for easy review.
>If you think this would be of interest, please consider linking to
>the site on your Internet resources page, and/or otherwise alerting
>your students to this articles collection:
>Title: Lexbe Litilaw
>Link: <http://litilaw.lexbe.com/>http://litilaw.lexbe.com
>
>Please contact me if you have any questions of comments. Thank you
>for your consideration.
>Best regards,
>
>Ross
>Lexbe LC
>512-380-1054
><mailto:ross@lexbe.com>ross@lexbe.com
><http://Litilaw.Lexbe.com>Litilaw.Lexbe.com
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