Where Shall We Play Ball: Reed Elsevier and Matthew Bender Say a Major Portion of the Dispute with Jurisline.com Belongs in State Court
A Commentary by T. R. Halvorson
Strategies for Online Legal Research: Determining the Best Way to Get What You Need
By Diana Botluk
Jurisline.com and Matthew Bender: Halos and Horns All ‘Round? – An Update
A Commentary by T. R. Halvorson
Jurisline.com and Matthew Bender: Halos and Horns All ‘Round
A Commentary by T. R. Halvorson
VersusLaw’s V.: A View through the Southern California Online Users Group Rating Scale Lenses By T.R. Halvorson
T. R. Halvorson is a lawyer in sole practice in Sidney, MT, President of Pastel Programming Co. , and author of How to Avoid Liability: The Information Professional’s Guide to Negligence and Warranty Risks and Legal Liability Problems in Cyberspace: Craters in the Information Highway.
The LOIS Law Library: A View through the Southern California Online Users Group Rating Scale Lenses By T.R. Halvorson
T. R. Halvorson is a lawyer in sole practice in Sidney, MT, President of Pastel Programming Co. , and author of How to Avoid Liability: The Information Professional’s Guide to Negligence and Warranty Risks and Legal Liability Problems in Cyberspace: Craters in the Information Highway.
Versuslaw Review By Bryan M. Carson
Bryan Carson is Bryan M. Carson is the Reference and Computer Services Librarian at Hamline University School of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Bryan received his J.D. from the University of Toledo, and his Master’s in Information and Library Studies from the University of Michigan. Bryan is the author of “Finding Resources in Philosophy and Ethics,” in Carson and Carson, Mindsearch (Big Rapids, MI: Ferris State University, 1993). An updated version is available at http://www.hamline.edu/~bmcarson/philos.html/ He is also the author of “Librarians need certification and licensing,” in AALL Spectrum, June 1997.