We routinely get calls from attorneys who are looking to get rid of law books. They may be retiring or downsizing. The answer has evolved, but it is generally…
I’ve been at this blogging (aka blorking) more than a year now and have never reviewed, however briefly, any books. But sometimes the urge is just is too strong…
The Lawbook Exchange has put a call out for used law books. See their latest Want/Need list and contact information below. (You can also link to our How to…
Here, Creative Uses for Old Books (thanks, Bonnie!), are some great ideas for things to do with used books. (I’m not sure they would work with that duplicate…
This isn’t a complete list but these are good places to start your search for full-text digital books – but don’t forget your local libraries and librarians. First, sometimes…
We try to keep our “HOW TO DISPOSE OF USED LAW BOOKS” guide up to date, through our own efforts and the kindness of strangers. You can also find…
…a research tool. In 2019, I also published “A Layperson’s Guide to Legal Research and Self-Help Law Books,” which has filled a critical void for libraries serving students and the…
…the subject you are researching. In addition to checking your local libraries’ catalogs using keyword and subject searches, run a web search using the words free law books. You can…
…Christmas Tree …. this is the time of year when ordinary stacks of books turn in to book trees in libraries everywhere….” You can find Menorahs that have been made…
“A Layperson’s Guide to Legal Research and Self-Help Law Books,” by Kendall Svengalis (author and publisher of the extraordinary and invaluable “Legal Information Buyer’s Guide & Reference Manual,” which…
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