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Lawyer, Lawyers, Attorney, Attorneys, Law, Legal Information - FindLaw Submit your legal issue and an attorney will contact you. FindLaw offers two services to find a lawyer for your legal issue. Order corporate kits by noon, ship free the same day. www.findlaw.com   (216 words)

LLRX.com - A Perspective on the West Group Purchase of FindLaw FindLaw provides West with complimentary content of significant depth and breath in certain areas, according to Wilens, and a means to expand West's brand. FindLaw's brand has been in large measure built on their reputation as a free site with good content that has successfully marketed themselves as a reliable resource for both the professional and consumer communities. FindLaw and West's respective legal directories will quickly be merged into one product to create the "Web's largest legal directory." The digital legal directory is a consumer as well as professional resource, and is rapidly replacing its hard copy counterparts. www.llrx.com /extras/westfindlaw.htm   (1111 words)

Thomson - FindLaw Launches New FindLaw for the Public FindLaw®, a Thomson business (NYSE: TOC; TSX: TOC) and the leading provider of client development services for the legal profession, has launched a new version of its “FindLaw for the Public” Web site (http://public.findlaw.com/) with dozens of new features, including a redesigned look-and-feel and state-specific legal content. FindLaw (www.findlaw.com) is the leading provider of online legal information and solutions for the legal community, businesses and individuals. FindLaw also offers comprehensive information, resources and services for law practice and legal career development, including free case law, an online career center, breaking legal news, newsletters, message boards, service directories, continuing legal education and legal search tools. www.thomson.com /content/pr/tlr/tlr_legal/lg_20030329_FindLawforthePublic   (899 words)

Internet For Lawyers | LexisOne vs. FindLaw On the plus side for FindLaw, they provide the internal pagination of a case (resulting in ease of page citing) and, additionally, FindLaw users can even link to other California cases cited in their returned case by using the hypertext links within each case. FindLaw highlights your search terms in the returned cases, thus a quick scan of the case for relevancy is possible, but much to my dismay LexisONE does not. Despite FindLaw's extensive archive of cases, a 1980 case that I already knew was on point was not returned in the result list of 100 cases. www.netforlawyers.com /article_lexis_one_v_findlaw.htm   (942 words)

Internet For Lawyers | Free High Tech Law Practice Tools From Findlaw My enthusiasm for FindLaw is more than just a law librarians' zeal for the ability to access 60,000 law and government web sites with the click of a mouse or to launch a law-only search engine (LawCrawler). When I first spoke to Stacy Stern, the three-year old FindLaw had a staff of ten (mostly attorneys) and was housed in temporary office space (the apartment that she and Tim lived in, or attempted to live in, and the one next to it and the one next to that). FindLaw was in the midst of a build-out to accommodate a staff that had now grown to 35 (today, six months later, the staff is at 75 and growing daily). www.netforlawyers.com /article_findlaw_junkie.htm   (647 words)

FindLaw   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) FindLaw also contains cases tried in the U.S. Court of Appeals, however Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe has more complete holdings and is much easier to use. Therefore it is not a good idea to search for words in the name of the case unless you are sure of the exact name of the case as you may retrieve unwanted results otherwise. In general it is better to use the citation to search for a case, if you have it, although you may still receive unwanted results as your case may be mentioned in the text of other cases. www.lehigh.edu /~jmg304/FCCFindLaw.html   (456 words)

Web Review: FindLaw FindLaw makes legal information more accessible for legal professionals, business owners, and the average person. FindLaw, based in Mountain View, Calif., is now an independent division of the company. FindLaw offers dozens of free e-newsletters, including three weekly publications that might appeal to real estate professionals. www.realtor.org /rmomag.NSF/pages/Website200312294?OpenDocument   (790 words)

CMGI Press Release - 07/05/00 - FindLaw to Offer Free Internet Access Through 1stUp.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) FindLaw, Inc. (http://www.findlaw.com), a pioneer and leader in the online legal information and services industry, is the highest trafficked legal web site according to Web measurement companies like Nielsen//NetRatings and PCDataOnline. FindLaw features legal search tools, case law (including U.S. Supreme Court decisions back to 1893), legal news, real-time SEC filings, community discussion areas and online continuing legal education. FindLaw's end-users receive free, unlimited Internet access in exchange for keeping 1stUp.com's compact, movable navigation bar on their screens during the free online session. www.cmgi.com /news/prdata/FindLaw_to_Offer_Free_Internet_Access_Through_1stUp_com_July_5_2000.shtml   (743 words)

CNN.com - FindLaw Forum: Could terrorism result in a constitutional dictator? - June 7, 2002 (FindLaw) -- On September 14, 2001, President Bush declared that a "national emergency exists by reason of the terrorist attacks... I certainly don't, nor do I know anyone who does, but if a future attack comes, and is devastating, the pressure to resort to constitutional dictatorship may be irresistible. John Dean, a FindLaw columnist, is a former Counsel to the President of the United States. robots.cnn.com /2002/LAW/06/columns/fl.dean.powers.0607/index.html   (1759 words)

EARTHLINK TEAMS WITH FINDLAW TO PROVIDE EARTHLINK MEMBERS WITH LEGAL NEWS HEADLINES, RESOURCES FindLaw provides timely news, information and resources geared toward legal professionals, small business owners, the academic community, and consumers. FindLaw, Inc. (www.findlaw.com/), the leading Web portal focused on law and government, is dedicated to making legal information on the Internet freely available and easy to find. FindLaw is currently a privately held company backed by @Ventures, the affiliated venture capital arm of CMGI, Inc. Other investors include Amicus Investments, Angel Investors LP, Arba Seed Investment Group, and Glasser Legal Works. www.earthlink.net /about/press/pr_findlaw   (638 words)

LLRX.com - A Closer Look at West's Purchase of FindLaw FindLaw provides an amazing amount of information, it has one of the most highly-recognized brand names on the Internet, and it provides almost everything for free. In buying FindLaw, West Group really gets a lot of "bang" for their buck, and there are a daunting number of possibilities of what they might develop with this acquisition. FindLaw Firms Online provides a service to establish a site for your law firm or other organization without charge. www.llrx.com /extras/findlaw.htm   (1108 words)

FindLaw FindLaw, a leading Web portal focused on law and government, provides access to a comprehensive and fast-growing online library of legal resources for use by legal professionals, consumers and small businesses. FindLaw's mission is to make legal information on the Internet easy to find. Visitors to the FindLaw site will find a broad array of features that include Web search utilities, cases and codes, legal news, and community-oriented tools, such as a secure document management utility, mailing lists, message boards and free e-mail. www.lemoyne.edu /library/resources/titles/findlaw.htm   (122 words)

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: FindLaw responds, says update underway He acknowledged that FindLaw has fallen behind in keeping the index current, but he said that efforts are underway to update the information and that FindLaw would launch a redesigned and updated site before the end of the year. Kinney came to FindLaw from CBS MarketWatch, where he was executive vice president of licensing and general manager. He said that FindLaw remains the most popular legal site on the Web, with two million unique visitors and 60 million page views a month, and among the top-500 most visited of any type of Web site. www.legaline.com /2005/07/findlaw-responds-says-update-underway.html   (386 words)

Findlaw: Law Tips Archive-Wirtz Labor Library Findlaw (http://www.findlaw.com/) is a legal website tailored to meet the needs of several different groups such as students, corporate counsel, business, the public and legal professionals. Below are some of the resources in Findlaw for Legal Professionals (http://lp.findlaw.com/?lid=LP_button). This is just a small selection of the sections that Findlaw has compiled for legal professionals. www.dol.gov /oasam/library/law/lawtips/findlaw.htm   (309 words)

Legal Tech FindLaw Cases and Codes (findlaw.com/casecode) is a collection of federal and state research materials. FindLaw also provides an extensive collection of federal and state court forms (forms.findlaw.com) plus e-mail delivery of legal news and daily or weekly opinion summaries (newsletters.findlaw.com). FindLaw’s rectilinear layout, limited font selection and dull colors cry out for a graphic design makeover. www.calbar.ca.gov /calbar/2cbj/01apr/legtech.htm   (548 words)

Robert Ambrogi's LawSites: FindLaw to add blawg directory One other piece of news from my phone call with Scott Kinney, CEO of FindLaw: By the end of July, FindLaw will launch a directory of law-related blogs. FindLaw called me a few months ago to pick my brain on the pretense they wanted to see about working together on blogs. As FindLaw gets into providing blog products, as they probably will, their challenge will be that they do not have anyone at FindLaw who blogs nor does the company have an effective presence in the blogosphere. www.legaline.com /2005/07/findlaw-to-add-blawg-directory.html   (448 words)

FindLaw: Contracts   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Get the latest forms legal professionals use everyday such as summonses, complaints, affidavits, and schedules, all in FindLaw's court forms area. Browse by federal, state, district, and bankruptcy courts, or by subject areas from adoption to divorce to civil harassment. FindLaw is now offering premium listings in the West Legal Directory. newsletters.findlaw.com /sample/contracts.html   (958 words)

Newsletter Subscription Center on Findlaw: Law Tips Archive-Wirtz Labor Library The Newsletter Subscription Center is one of the free services for registered FindLaw users provided by the legal website Findlaw for Legal Professionals . Findlaw also provides access to a searchable archive of opinion summaries from September 2000-present on its Case Summaries Search page, located at: . A past tip on Findlaw provides information about additional resources available on the website. www.dol.gov /oasam/library/law/lawtips/newslettersubscriptioncenter.htm   (259 words)

FindLaw.com Launches Intellectual Property Center FindLaw's Intellectual Property Center is a comprehensive one-stop resource that provides authoritative information, tips and resources in three key areas of intellectual property law: copyrights, patents and trademarks. FindLaw's Intellectual Property Center helps people protect and get the most out of their valuable intellectual property assets." About Thomson FindLaw Thomson FindLaw (http://www.findlaw.com) is the leading provider of online legal information and solutions for the legal community, businesses and individuals. Thomson FindLaw is a business within The Thomson Corporation (NYSE: TOC; TSX: TOC). www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/09-13-2006/0004431895&EDATE=   (874 words)

Website of the Month: FindLaw’s Tax Law Guide FindLaw, the popular legal website, offers specialized guides in over 40 practice areas, including tax law. The FindLaw Tax Law guide can be accessed directly at www.findlaw.com/01topics/35tax/index.html, or by going to www.findlaw.com and selecting the “For Legal Professionals” page, then selecting “practice areas,” and, finally, “tax law.” The major groupings on the main Tax Law page are “FindLaw resources,” “tax law web guide,” “related FindLaw guide pages,” and “news and analysis.” The resources include links to newsletters, a tax library, a corporate counsel center, and message boards. www.nysscpa.org /cpajournal/2006/406/essentials/p71.htm   (695 words)

FindLaw information and related industry information from Hoover's Then you should seek FindLaw, a division of West Group (the legal information subsidiary of Canada's Thomson Corp.). FindLaw was founded in 1995 by attorneys Timothy Stanley and Stacy Stern. There are 3 competitors for FindLaw; see more. www.hoovers.com /findlaw/--ID__127348--/free-co-factsheet.xhtml   (321 words)

MY FindLaw Here's some information about what's new at MY FindLaw along with all the other offerings you have to choose from when you customize your page. FindLaw Features - FindLaw's original legal commentary and reviews from Writ and Modern Practice Magazine. California Case Law Search - FindLaw offers FREE comprehensive California case law from 1934 to the present. login.findlaw.com /html/splash.htm   (654 words)

Findlaw News Findlaw News continually updated from thousands of sources around the net. Thanks to FindLaw co-founder Tim Stanley and his Justia.com Search Engine Optimization Blog for this great list of ways to get new business from you Web site : Skip the skip button. Staff Writer Thomson FindLaw has launched a new tax center on its free legal information Web site. www.topix.net /com/findlaw   (290 words)

Thomson - FindLaw.com Launches New Civil Rights Center All material in the FindLaw Civil Rights Center is free and presented in a user-friendly format that enables FindLaw users to quickly and easily find the information that meets their specific needs. The FindLaw Civil Rights Center is a helpful, trustworthy resource for those seeking a legal perspective on civil rights and discrimination issues. And FindLaw can help them find a local attorney who specializes in representing individuals in those types of cases.” Thomson FindLaw (www.findlaw.com) is the leading provider of online legal information and solutions for the legal community, businesses and individuals. www.thomson.com /content/pr/tlr/tlr_legal/lg_20060313_findlaw_launches   (567 words)

FindLaw.com Launches New FindLaw for Small Business FindLaw for Small Business helps small businesses achieve success by providing a one-stop shop for authoritative articles, how-to guides and links to additional resources. FindLaw's unique LawCrawler enables users to quickly search for the exact content that meets their needs. "Now, more than ever, FindLaw for Small Business is the premier Web destination for helping small businesses find legal information and connect with legal counsel," said Debbie Monroe, president and CEO of Thomson FindLaw. www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/03-09-2005/0003159269&EDATE=   (1028 words)

American Indian & Native People's Law   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) Transmission of the information is not intended to create, and receipt does not constitute, a lawyer-client relationship between FindLaw, the author(s), or the publisher (Law Firm, Bar Association or other legal publisher) and you. Internet subscribers and online readers should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel. The opinions expressed in the postings are those of the author(s), or the publisher (Law Firm, Bar Association or other legal publisher) and not those of FindLaw. boards.findlaw.com /cgi-bin/WebX.fcgi?13@^470@.ef06959   (213 words)

FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code FindLaw's Legal Professionals Channel is designed to help you with your practice-specific legal information needs. Browse the practice area topics for the latest legal news, case law, and analytical articles relevant to your practice. FindLaw's online resources also allow you to search for a case or research an attorney. lp.findlaw.com   (196 words)

FindLaw for Legal Professionals FindLaw: Laws: Cases and Codes: SUPREME COURT Opinions FindLaw Business Marketplace: Save time researching business vendors with FREE Request for Quote service. Find A Lawyer: FindLaw's Lawyer and Law Firm Directory lists over 500,000 legal professionals. people.bu.edu /ebortman/index/koke.htm   (1135 words)

JURIST - Paper Chase: FindLaw's new look Bernard Hibbitts at 8:47 AM [JURIST] FindLaw, the public legal information portal now owned by West, has redesigned its website. For those who might be disoriented (or put off by the tightly-packed fine print...), the old version of the FindLaw home page is still available, however. For a one-stop snapshot of the latest legal news that matters, with breaking documents, new legal videos, live law-related webcasts, commentary by expert law professors and more - all updated through the day in real time, with no ads and no registration barriers - visit JURIST's homepage and check back often... jurist.law.pitt.edu /paperchase/2003/02/findlaws-new-look.php   (238 words)

FindLaw: Legal Subjects: Labor and Employment Law FindLaw > Practice Areas > Labor & Employment Law FindLaw Business Contracts - Compensation Plans, Employment Agreements, Severance Agreements FindLaw Corporate Counsel Center - Labor and Employment www.findlaw.com /01topics/27labor/index.html   (234 words)

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