Law Libraries
Advocacy Groups Among Contributors to New Legal Docs Database
Posted Apr 28, 2008, 11:52 am CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
About 200 lawyers and legal organizations have contributed legal documents to a website that launched at the end of February.
Contributors to the site, JDSupra.com, include the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Cato Institute, the New York Times reports.
The site allows lawyers to share pleadings, research memoranda and other materials, ABAJournal.com reported in February. Site visitors can find the content for free, and lawyers are not charged to post materials and profiles. The cost is $240 a year, however, if lawyers want to link to their e-mail addresses, or their own websites or blogs.
Seattle lawyer Marc Stern told the Times that the site may be useful to consumers searching for… Continue reading...
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