News and Noteworthy

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  Supreme Judicial Court Boston Judicial Youth Corps Program Participants Celebrate Graduation ​(8/13)

  Twenty-two high school students who participated in the Boston Judicial Youth Corps (JYC) program this summer graduated from the comprehensive court internship today in a celebration at the John Adams Courthouse in Boston. Read Full Article
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  Recent Donation Adds to Social Law’s Collection of Boston Books

  This year, retired Massachusetts Appeals Court staff attorney David McCarthy gave Social Law many books from his personal library. In his collection of works on America history, culture and politics are numerous titles focusing on Boston architecture, famous writers or prominent landmarks. Read Full Article
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  New ebooks Added!

  Members can access these eBooks on our database page. Log in using your Social Law Library username and password and click on the link to the West Academic eBooks collection. Here you’ll find hornbooks, treatises, and nutshells. Read Full Article
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  Empowering the Legal Community Through Learning: A Look at the Social Law Library’s CLE Programs

  In a constantly evolving legal landscape, staying current is essential. The Social Law Library’s Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs provide legal professionals with the insights, tools, and knowledge they need to grow. Over the past year, we’ve hosted 66 diverse, high-quality CLE programs that attracted 6430 attendees from 43 states. Read Full Article
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  Supreme Judicial Court Announces New Board of Bar Overseers Officers and Members

  The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) today announced the appointments of a new Chair and Vice-Chair of the Board of Bar Overseers and three new Board members. Read Full Article
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  TAX NOTES CONTENT AVAILABLE TO SLL MEMBERS

  Social Law’s Document Delivery service can provide its members with Tax Notes’ best-in-class tax commentary and analysis on the latest changes in state and federal tax law and policy, as well as on court opinions, legislative action, and Internal Revenue Service revenue rulings for attorneys and tax professionals whose success depends on being trusted for their expertise. Read Full Article