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Research Guides
Course-Specific Research Guides
Brown Bags, Clinics & Symposia
Legal Research Instruction
- Research in the Real World
- Advanced Legal Research 207(B)
Research Advisor Newsletter
Online Tutorials

Research Guides

Course-Specific Research Guides

Brown Bags, Clinics & Symposia

Symposium on From the Capitol to the Classroom: A Look at the Intersection of Education, Law, & Policy , February 8, 2013
Symposium on The JOBS Act: Challenges and Opportunities , February 6, 2013
Symposium on Brand New World: Distinguishing Oneself In The Global Flow , October 4 & 5, 2012
Symposium on Solar Energy Siting in California: Challenges & Opportunity for a Sustainable Future , April 13, 2012
Symposium on The Daubert Hearing - From All the Critical Perspectives , March 2, 2012
Symposium on Connect! Social Media as a Platform for Innovation & Collaboration , February 3, 2012
Symposium on Entrepreneurship and the Law , March 2011
Symposium on The Public Trust Doctrine: 30 years later , March 2011
Databases Beyond Lexis & Westlaw, November 2010
Wine Law Bibliography , October 2010
Symposium on Technology Transactions , March 2010
Business Research & Sources - Brown Bag, March 2010

Legal Research Instruction

Research Assistant Training Summer 2011

Research in the Real World 2013
- California Business Transactions - Resource Guide - Presentation
- California Practice Resources - Resource Guide - Presentation and Fact Pattern
- California Civil Procedure - Resource Guide - Presentation and Fact Pattern - Legal Research Task Form
- Federal Civil Procedure - Resource Guide - Presentation - Fact Pattern & Key - Legal Research Process

Advanced Legal Research (207B):

The course is taught by the Mabie Law Librarians and introduces students to advanced legal research tools and techniques used in practice, including efficient computer research techniques. Includes coverage of legal research methodology, strategies and materials touched upon in the first year Legal Research and Writing course. Class sessions will be problem based and requirements include the completion of several graded exercises. Class limit: 35 students. Seminar - 2 hours. Contact Judy Janes or Peg Durkin for additional information.

Research Advisor Newsletter

Databases Beyond Lexis and Westlaw (December 2010)
Databases for Multidisciplinary Research (November 2010)
Empiricism in the Law

Online tutorials

(coming soon)