Blog Posts: Timothy J. Gallina (Tim)

Ravel Law - A Visual Approach to Legal Research

If you are looking for an alternative to traditional case law research tools, consider Ravel Law.

Lexis Access for Graduates

May 2015 law school graduates may request extended access to Lexis Advance through December 31, 2015. On July 1, graduates will be able to use their complimentary ID to access a custom version of the Lexis Law School home page that includes networking and resume tips, virtual research training and additional content tailored to recent graduates.

LLSDC Federal Administrative Law Research Guide

The Law Librarians’ Society of Washington, DC has produced a terrific new research guide on federal administrative law. The guide covers numerous primary and secondary resources and would be particularly helpful for students who will be working this summer at federal agencies and law firms that specialize in administrative law.

Duces Techum: Presidential Docs

Duces Techum is a Blawg feature that provides tips for using mobile apps, tablets, smartphones, e-readers and other tech products to meet your legal research and productivity needs.

Today's Tip - Finding presidential materials via the GPO

Duces Techum: StayFocusd

Duces Techum is a Blawg feature that provides tips for using mobile apps, tablets, smartphones, e-readers and other tech products to meet your legal research and productivity needs.

Today's Tip - Limit online distractions with StayFocusd

Duces Techum: Read Later Apps

Duces Techum is a Blawg feature that provides tips for using mobile apps, tablets, smartphones, e-readers and other tech products to meet your legal research and productivity needs.

Today's Tip - Save now, read later with Pocket and Readability

New Resource: Pratt Banking Law E-Books

Carolina Law faculty and students can now access a collection of 90 banking law titles from leading industry publisher A.S. Pratt via Lexis Advance.

Intelligize 4.0

The Intelligize corporate and transactional database will release its 4.0 platform in mid-June.

Bloomberg Law Summer Access

Carolina Law students will have unlimited access to Bloomberg Law over the summer. Students may use their accounts for both academic and work purposes, including research for internships, externships, clerkships and summer positions at law firms. Graduating students will have access to their accounts for six months after graduation.

Lexis Advance Summer Access

LexisNexis will provide Carolina Law students with access to Lexis Advance over the summer.