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Why get proficient in legal research?
Well, there are lots of reasons. If you’re working in public interest, researching efficiently will help you serve more people. If you’re working in a firm, you might not want to stay up all night doing research–and more urgently you might be under pressure to minimize billing of research hours. Here’s one reason more that […]
SEC Filings – New Research Guide
A new Library Research Guide on how to find SEC filings using the tools and resources available here at Harvard Law School and the web is now available. Learn about the core filings U.S. public companies make, the databases you can use to find specific filings or search across the data to identify companies, industries, […]
In Ruhleben Camp: a winter of discontent
In Ruhleben Camp follows the production schedule of the magazine created by prisoners at Ruhleben, an internment camp for British civilians in Germany during WWI. Around the day that an issue of the magazine was released a hundred years ago, Marissa Grunes will post highlights from that number and tell part of its story. After […]
In Ruhleben Camp: weathering class divisions part 2 (The Camp School)
In Ruhleben Camp follows the production schedule of the magazine created by prisoners at Ruhleben, an internment camp for British civilians in Germany during WWI. Around the day that an issue of the magazine was released a hundred years ago, Marissa Grunes will post highlights from that number and tell part of its story. As […]
Executive Director of the Harvard Law School Library
As you may know, Suzanne Wones, Harvard Law School Library’s Executive Director, has accepted a new position as the Director of Library Digital Strategies and Innovations for the Harvard Library. We are sad to see her go, but excited for her as well and wish her all the best! With her imminent departure, we are […]