Services
Social Law Library offers a variety of services to support attorneys and law firms.
Quick Access
Point-to-Point staffing, loose-leaf filing assistance, cataloging, collection development and beyond.
Contact Kirsten Leary at (617) 226-1358.
The Social Law Library has been assisting lawyers with website design & hosting since 1996.
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Contact Technology Services at [email protected] or 617-226-1570.
Reference Attorneys can help locate current and historical legislation from other states, track bills, 50 state surveys, compile older agency rules and regulations not available online.
Do you need to find a Practice Guide for a particular state? Have a cite to a book you don’t own? Our Reference Attorneys are here to help.
Are you looking for unpublished decisions? Need a form? Unsure of where the best place to start your research? Our Reference Attorneys are here to help.
Call the Reference Department at (617) 226-1520.
From the basics on how to use the Library’s website to the more complex like searching Westlaw. Available to anyone, anytime at your office or in the Library.
Call Reference at (617) 226-1520.
Current awareness services on everything from recent Massachusetts legislation and breaking news to judicial assignments, journal articles and more.
Email or print delivery of court documents, case law citations, journal articles, book chapters and more.
Call (617) 226-1510.
Up to the minute content on breaking legislative news, bill tracking, floor discussion, reports and testimony.
Call Reference at (617) 226-1520.
Assistance obtaining unpublished decisions and court records, identifying breaking case law, background info on important judges and expert witnesses.
Call Reference at (617) 226-1520.
Current and superseded primary materials; legislative history reports; Senate and House sessions, bills and testimony.
The Library can borrow materials from local and national libraries on topics ranging from medicine and engineering to scientific journals, graduate thesis and conference proceedings.
Social Law is winner of three first place awards in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s Reading Rankings survey.