Provides assistance with finding current and authoritative information about legal matters in each of the fifty states at the state and local level. Includes guidance on finding case law, administrative codes and regulations, state and local codes, legal forms, and court dockets.

Describes how to conduct effective Internet searches for legal information with a focus on advanced Google tools, but also includes Bing, Wolfram|Alpha, Legal Research Engine at Cornell, DocStoc and Scribd.

Discusses professional uses of social networking sites, including several which focus on the legal community

Without doubt more and more of the lawyer’s routine activities have migrated to electronic platforms. Perhaps it was then inevitable that as part of this new environment the collaborative activities of a legal practice would also become possible via the new medium.

Free or low cost online resources exist to assist lawyers doing investigative research, but assessing the quality of the information remains challenging.

Explore 48 business websites, drawn from governmental, non-profit, and commercial information resources, that provide good examples of the types of information sources available to meet Internet business research needs.

Begins by discussing technologies that are currently available on the web that can reduce office overhead. Also highlights current general technology trends and still-developing technologies. Concludes with a list of frivolous gadgets to provide food for thought about the coming prospects of technology.