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, […]
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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 […]
Breast Cancer and the Law
If you’ve noticed a lot of pink in stores these days, you are probably aware that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. […]
Highlighting new books at the Law Library, part 3
Part 3 of the new book series reviews a resource for students looking to improve their brief writing skills. The Winning Brief: […]
First Monday in October-‘Supremes’ Back in Session!
The U. S. Supreme Court is back in session and crime and First and Fourth Amendment cases are on the docket. In […]
New Tax Resource Now Available Online!
The Law Library recently acquired the RIA Checkpoint Tax Database, a comprehensive tax research database covering tax laws and news on the […]
PACER Increases Electronic Access Fees
Accessing federal court cases via the federal court’s online document system, called PACER for Public Access to Court Electronic Records, is going […]
Shoe Suits
Today the Federal Trade Commission put its foot down on unsubstantiated claims that toning shoes strengthen and tone muscles: Reebok to Pay $25 […]