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: Legal Blog WatchWestlaw Reference Attorneys Now Blogging About Stuff You Can't Find
By Eric Lipman
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It's been a while since we welcomed a newcomer to the blawgosphere. So, though we were scooped by the Law Librarian Blog and 3 Geeks and a Law Blog, it seems worthwhile to note that West's (in)famous reference attorneys have started their own blog. It's expressly geared toward summer associates, so I wonder whether it will continue post-August, or just take a nice long hiatus. The posts purport to provide helpful information in response to common inquiries being phoned in by summers. As a source for tips 'n tricks, it seems pretty decent. In my days, I found the reference attorneys to be a real mixed bag in terms of helping you with difficult research questions. Some of them were able to come up with creative and efficient ways to get at the information I was looking for, while others were short on good ideas and/or listening skills. Regardless, welcome.Full post as published by Legal Blog Watch on July 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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