My staff pick this month is “NY State Bill Jacket”.  But, what’s a Bill Jacket?  Strictly speaking, it is what the New York State Legislature gathers related to any legislation enacted.   Unlike Federal Legislation that provides at least House and Senate Report, New York State does not have guidelines for materials kept as part of its…

NYLI has extensive coverage of The NJ Law Journal — from its very first issue in 1878 through 2008. And, as any good librarian knows, many of these years are not readily available on electronic resources. And, as many Garden State attorneys know, many NJ cases that do not make their way to official reporters…

Litigation is about process — and this set guides you through Venue, Case Evaluation, Responses to Complaint, Deposition, Jury Selection, Parties, Settlements… really, anything you need to know to successfully represent your client. And to further complicate things, litigation can occur in any field of law. But with access to this set, you are ready…

Uniform Commercial Code…. Uniform Telehealth Act… Uniform Probate Code… Who designs and sews up these uniforms anyway, lol? Around since 1892 (and still active!) – the Uniform Laws Commission provides all 50 States with non-partisan and well drafted legislation for vital areas of state statutory law. The ULC has also developed Model Laws. Jurisdictions may not adopt…

Summer Associates Are Here—Make Sure They Have the Full Power of NYLI… Help your summer associates, law clerks, and interns hit the ground running with instant access to NYLI’s extensive legal research resources and expert librarian support. Your summer class can access NYLI’s growing digital collection, including: 250,000+ eBooks –including Over 100 Matthew Bender treatises…