A wide variety of federal, state, foreign, and international resources including information on law schools, legal organizations, court cases, laws, lawyers, forms, and more.
An annotated guide to online sources of information on government and law. Includes selected links to useful and reliable sites for legal information. From the U.S. Library of Congress.
Explains and provides of examples of how to cite legal resources, with references to The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation. From the Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School.
A consumer-oriented collection of legal forms and documents. Site provides templates of the documents that are commonly used in thousands of routine legal transactions every day.
Includes a search function providing directory access to lawyers and law firms plus a professional development section that includes such tools as directories of Bar associations and a law libraries.
Provides guidance to faculty, students, and staff on Rutgers policy and practice for using copyrighted works in academic research and publication, teaching, and other educational activity. It also offers guidance on copyright law as it applies to works that we create as authors, artists, scholars, teachers, and students.
A collection of links to patent search databases for the U.S. and other countries, collections of technical reports, and general information about invention and intellectual property.
Provides online searching of existing trademark application and registration information. TESS provides public access to the same text and image database of trademarks as is currently provided to examining attorneys at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Searchable patent and trademark databases; applications, handbooks, manuals, and guides; general information and basic facts on all aspects of patents and trademarks.