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How to Research a Legal Problem

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If you are new to legal research, this is a great place to start:

The American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Legal Information Services to the Public (LISP) Special Interest Section (SIS) has updated their concise (7-page) guide:

How to Research a Legal Problem

See also the blog post, Valuable and Convenient Guide: How to Research a Legal Problem, December 4, 2009, George Wilson, at the Legal Research Plus blog.

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