Attorneys & non-attorneys finally have full, unlimited access to the resources they need - the prices they want - the simplicity they deserve!
Low cost-legal research services. With intuitive search capabilites, you will be able to conduct your legal research quickly and at a cost you can afford.
The Google-like search bar is conveniently located at the top of every page, inviting you to conduct your search using either simple or complex search language. Once the results are delivered, CaseLawResearch offers intuitive 'search-within-a-search-capability' to further narrow the results.
CaseLawResearch is filled with organizational features that make it more than just a research library with a fast search engine. With CaseLawResearch you can create individual folders to store your research, and they can be renamed, reorganized, or deleted with just a few clicks.
Supreme, Cuircuit, and Distinct Court optionsBankruptcy Court opinions U.S. Code IRS, Tax Court of International Trade, and more State case law (in many states dating back more than 100 years)Regulations, statutes, court rules, constitutions And moreCASE STUDIES are stories with an educational message. They have been used as parables and cautionary tales for centuries, yet their formal use in the science classroom is recent.
Here we have listed articles, books, and bibliographies to the case study literature to give you a sample of recent attempts to introduce the case method into the science classroom and a glimpse of its potential as seen through the eyes of some of its most ardent advocates.
What happens in classes that use case study teaching? Do students learn more in case-based science courses? Are they able to make more connections among concepts? Can they apply these concepts to real-life situations? These are some of the questions we are exploring as we try to assess the case method and its impact.
One of our goals is to build a community of case study teachers in science and engineering. Our directory lists all our case authors as well as case method practitioners (many of them trained by us) teaching in high school, community college, and university settings.
Our Story: Created From the Marketing Pains of a Law Firm Owner Attorney Dan Jaffe built thriving law practices in Seattle and Phoenix in the 1990s and 2000s. After getting burned by a marketing agency, Dan learned how the internet and search engines really work. He used this knowledge to effectively market his law practices over the course of a decade. In 2009, while practicing law, Dan built an online legal directory, which generated significant business for attorneys in almost every state. As the directory rapidly grew, Dan decided to focus on legal marketing technology full-time. In 2010 the directory was acquired by a major internet company. LawLytics was founded in 2011 as a response to Dan’s frustrations with the website options then available for small law firm owners. It’s the legal website platform he wished had been available to him. Dan and Engineer Derek Johnson co-founded LawLytics with a simple vision: to empower attorneys to grow their practices without compromising. Today LawLytics powers hundreds of the web’s most successful attorney websites across the United States and Canada.
Low cost-legal research services. With intuitive search capabilites, you will be able to conduct your legal research quickly and at a cost you can afford.
The Google-like search bar is conveniently located at the top of every page, inviting you to conduct your search using either simple or complex search language. Once the results are delivered, CaseLawResearch offers intuitive 'search-within-a-search-capability' to further narrow the results.
CaseLawResearch is filled with organizational features that make it more than just a research library with a fast search engine. With CaseLawResearch you can create individual folders to store your research, and they can be renamed, reorganized, or deleted with just a few clicks.
| Comparing | CaseLawResearch | CaseLawResearchPro |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Cases |  |
|
 |
||
| State Cases – most states over 100 years | |
|
|
||
| Statutes Codes – updated w/in 24-48 hours of bill signature | |
|
|
||
| Multiple library search | |
|
|
||
| Google-like interface | |
|
|
||
| Create & save notes in cases | |
|
|
||
| Save case research in folders | |
|
|
||
| Sort by date, most cited, or relevance | |
|
 |
||
| Track session time by client/matter | |
|
|
||
| Editorial accuracy | |
|
|
||
| Negative Citator – CaseCheck+ | |
|
|
||
| Brief Checker – CiteCheck | |
|
|
||
| Daily Digest (where available) | |
|
