LIBRARY RESOURCES
Social Law’s collection includes over 500,000 volumes of primary and secondary resources, case law, administrative decisions, court rules, legal journals, records and briefs, and more. The Library’s focus is on collecting primary and secondary resources for practicing attorneys in Massachusetts. We also collect resources for all of the fifty United States, Asia, Canada and Europe.
Among the many highlights of our collection are the entire MCLE Library, SJC and Appeals Court records and briefs, CCH state tax reporters, periodicals in print and online, PLI, ALI/ABA, Mass Bar Association, Boston Bar Association and American Bar Association publications.
| Collection |
Description |
Details |
| Federal Law |
Includes primary law and regulations, case law, legal forms and encyclopedias, BNA tax portfolios, CCH reporters, Aspen, West and Lexis publications. |
Online Catalog
Federal Law Resources |
Massachusetts Law
|
Current and historical statutes,
regulations, case law, agency
decisions, MCLE, court
documents, records and briefs,
Mass Practice, |
Online Catalog
Databases
Mass Practice Title List
MCLE List |
| International Law |
Secondary “how to” materials on numerous countries including China, Canada, England, Italy and Mexico. |
Online Catalog
International Litigation PDF |
| State Law |
Historical laws, annotated statues, practice sets, jury instructions and CCH tax reporters. |
New England Practice Set Title List
More State Law Resources |
| eBooks |
Access to the LexisNexis Digital Library. The collection contains over 1,000 volumes of federal and state law, Matthew Bender treatises, forms and more.
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To access eBooks click here. |
| Databases 24/7 |
AILA Link, Fastcase, HeinOnline, Law Journal Press, Legal Trac, Social Law Library databases. |
Databases |
| Historical and Special Collections |
Includes the original Social Law
Library collection, the Red Books, the Great Molasses Flood trial transcripts and other rare materials. |
For more information on this collection please contact the Reference Department at (617) 226-1520. |
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