Blakes hones legal research service

BLAKE DAWSON has launched a new legal research service to help streamline the legal research process for in-house lawyers.The firm has consolidated a number of freely available, authoritative…

Lawyers Weekly • 19 November 2008 • NewLaw

BLAKE DAWSON has launched a new legal research service to help streamline the legal research process for in-house lawyers.

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The firm has consolidated a number of freely available, authoritative research resources, along with specialist research guides prepared by the Blake Dawson library, into an easy-to-navigate service. The site also includes research guides and answers to frequently asked questions which have been prepared by the firm’s librarians.

Currently there are also specialist corporations law and trade practices law pages with links to relevant legislation and the web pages of government and industry bodies. More specialist pages are being developed.

For more information, visit www.blakedawson.com/research

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