Legal Research

Really Useful Law-Related RSS Feeds

Court Documents

• CCAP - Notification of new WI Circuit Court, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court cases by party name and/or all filings for an individual case
  
• Wisconsin Courts - All new Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions, oral arguments, certifications, etc.
  
• Justia - Receive new full-text U.S. District Circuit Court opinions and filings by type, keyword, or jurisdiction
  
• Seventh Circuit - Track the latest opinions released by the US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
  
• Cornell Supreme Court Collection - Monitor recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions

Legislation & Regulations

• GovTrack - Track U.S. Congressional bills - new bills by subject or representative, or by action on individual bills
  
• Justia Regulations Tracker - Track new Federal Register documents by agency, type of document or keyword

Legal Scholarship

• UW Law Library Selected Recent Acquisitions - New items received by the UW Law Library
  
• UW Law School Media Central - Audio and video recordings of law school lectures and events
  
• Current Law Journal Content - Law journal articles by publication, author, keyword, etc.
  
• Social Science Research Network - SSRN papers by author
  
• Westlaw Watch - New results for Westlaw searches or all new content from individual titles
  
• LexisNexis Publisher - New results for Westlaw searches or all new content from individual titles [Not available to law schools]

Blogs

• Justia Blawg Search - Search engine and directory of legal blogs
  
• Google Blog Search - Create RSS feeds by keyword for content from any blog

News

• Google News - Create RSS feeds from custom new searches
  
• Madison Newspapers
  
• Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
  
• Milwaukee Business Journal
  
• New York Times
  
• Wall Street Journal
  

Business

• PubSub - Customized SEC filings [not currently available]

Miscellaneous

• New Books from Amazon - Customized notification of new books by subject, including law
  
• RSStalker - Track Amazon price changes, and maybe get a price adjustment

Full post as published by WisBlawg - From the UW Law Library on February 28, 2008 (boomark / email).