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Casemaker Weekly – September 23rd, 2020

September 23, 2020

Prefer the feeling of paper in your hands? We hear you! This week we discuss how to print documents from Casemaker. Did you find that document you wanted? Maybe you would like to print out a copy to read on the plane? Just click Print. You will find the printer icon in the dark grey […]

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Casemaker Weekly – August 19th, 2020

August 19, 2020

Looking for a bit more than just primary law? This week we discuss Casemaker Libra. Casemaker Libra is an online, searchable library of treatises, practice guides, coursebooks, deskbooks, Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and other secondary materials, collected from professional associations and other sources (collectively referred to as “publishers”), and linked directly to the Casemaker4 research system. […]

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Casemaker Weekly – July 29th, 2020

July 29, 2020

The My Account menu is full of great tools, integrations and customizations. This week we will review this menu and discuss how it can help you and your practice. The first option provided in the My Account menu is settings. Clicking this link will allow you to change the Casemaker default settings in favor of […]

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Casemaker Weekly – June 22nd, 2020

July 22, 2020

Before starting any search, it is best to set the scope. Casemaker’s Jurisdiction and Compilations menu does just that. Let’s get started!   Casemaker4 Jurisdiction and Compilations menu Directly to the left of the bar that you can type your search query in is our Jurisdiction and Compilations menu. In blue text on the search […]

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Casemaker Weekly – July 17th, 2020

July 17, 2020

Organization is key – So let’s talk about Folders. Like its predecessor CasemakerLegal, Casemaker4 also allows you to store documents you find over the course of your research. Using the Folders feature you can access your documents from anywhere you can access the internet. Saving hard drive space and paper. The first thing you will need to do is […]

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Casemaker Weekly – July 8th, 2020

July 8, 2020

  Case Digest, previously known as CasemakerDigest, is a summary service of cases that are currently coming out of the court system which is integrated within the Casemaker4 system.  These are usually published within about 72 hours of the case’s publication. After clicking the Case Digest menu on the left-hand side, you can select your […]

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Casemaker Weekly – June 24th, 2020

June 24, 2020

Casemaker4 is built around efficient searching and search operators help you build accurate queries. Let’s take a look!   Casemaker4 uses the same search operators as previous versions of Casemaker. These are power tools to help you get just what you are looking for.  Let’s review them! AND searching – Example: Contract Binding To perform the AND search, simply leave a […]

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Casemaker Weekly – June 17th, 2020

June 17, 2020

Prefer the feeling of paper in your hands? We hear you! This week we discuss how to print documents from Casemaker. Did you find that document you wanted? Maybe you would like to print out a copy to read on the plane? Just click Print. You will find the printer icon in the dark grey […]

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Casemaker Weekly – June 10th, 2020

June 10, 2020

Working from home? This is a great opportunity to check out Casemaker4. Just as with previous versions of Casemaker, your access includes not just your state, but all 50 state and federal jurisdictions. You get case law, statutes, rules, regulations, registers, attorney general opinions, constitutions, bar journals and more. and it is available anywhere you have access […]

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Millennial Mindset: Why Younger Lawyers Are Choosing to Own a Solo or Small Law Practice

June 9, 2020

 By Jay Kamlet and Jordan Deifik   Generational differences between lawyers did not start with millennials, but the divide between baby boomers and millennials has undoubtedly brought this issue to the forefront of the legal industry. Traits valued by millennials, such as independence and work-life balance, may appear disrespectful or undisciplined to those from older […]

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