Poor Mrs. Palsgraf. . .
Every 1L is familiar with the Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad torts case. The 1928 New York Court of Appeals decision, written […]
Month: October 2011
Twitter & Treat!
Halloween is just around the corner and we have some treats for you. Sign up for Tweets from the Ross-Blakley Law Library and from now […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 6
Part 6 of the new books series focuses on a guide to mastering ALWD citations. ALWD Companion: A Citation Practice Book By […]
Delightful Client Malapropisms
The ABA Journal recently asked its readers whether they could think of any “delightful client malapropisms” they had heard and would be […]
One For the History Buffs
The Arizona Memory Project recently announced an exciting addition: the Arizona State Archives Legislative Oral History Project. “The Legislative Oral History Project documents […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 5
Have an iPad? If so, this guide to maximizing the functionality of your tablet may be of interest to you. iPad in […]
You’ve Been Served. . .via Facebook
How do you serve process on someone when you do not know where they are? As a recent ABA Journal article explains, […]
Some Dog-Gone Good Animal Law Resources
October is Adopt A Shelter Dog month! Last October I adopted George (see adorable photo) from a local rescue. For me, the […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 4
This week’s installment of the new book series features a guide for conducting a successful job search, and may be particularly useful […]
Movie Night, Courtesy of the Law Library
The Ross-Blakley Law Library has a number of legal-themed films in its Law Media collection. In the mood for something light? How […]