Public records are a wealth of information about clients, opponents, and other parties related to cases. They can unearth information about properties and corporations that can be helpful in building a case and creating a litigation strategy. United States researchers have some of the most extensive access to this sort of information. The Legal Skills Prof blog highlighted a story from Law Technology News on TLO, an online service that has reports starting at US$1. If you are doing public records research and the free services aren’t getting you anywhere, this looks like an excellent option.
Finding Legal Information
Finding and Managing Legal Information on the Internet
