Legal Research Using the Internet

Learn the benefits of starting your research outside of legal research platforms. We will also cover methods for ensuring the accuracy of information as well as ethical dilemmas attached to using the internet for research.

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Best practices with collecting emails, including .pst files, gmail and text messages.

This webinar will walk through and provide steps on how best to preserve and collect email information.

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The last step of legal research. Learn how to check laws to ensure they can be relied upon with the added bonus of learning how to use shepardizing for research.

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Dive into understanding federal and state court structures; why jurisdiction matters; and how cases move through each system.

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Join us as we discover and uncover tips and tricks in Outlook. This training will include:

Quick Parts Signature Blocks Calendar Drops Setting up Rules Follow – ups Out of Office and much more!

Learn to minimize your time spent in Outlook with simple steps to achieve more efficiency!

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Dive into understanding federal and state court structures; why jurisdiction matters; and how cases move through each system.

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In part 1 of this 2-part class we will learn Bluebook citation structure for cites in a textual sentence and as a stand-alone citation.

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In part 2 of this 2-part class we will learn Bluebook use of Id., supra, and other special citation rules that every legal researcher and writer should know.

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Best Authority automatically finds and marks allthe legal citations in a brief and generates a TOA in seconds.

If you are currently marking and generating TOAs by hand, this webinar is a MUST to get a peek at how effortless TOAs can be!

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Speaker: Bethany S. Ensz, M.S.

Description: This webinar will focus on court structures, how law is made, and research strategies. With this focus, attendees will benefit from understanding court structures at state and federal levels, the how and why laws are created, and come away with actionable strategies to more effectively navigate legal research.

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