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: New York Civil LawNew York Law Reporting Bureau Adds Real Simple Syndication Feeds
By Matthew Lerner
The New York Law Reporting Bureau has stepped up its game once again. The LRB now offers Real Simple Syndication Feeds for the New York Court of Appeals; the Appellate Division, First Department; the Appellate Division, Second Department; the Appellate Division, Third Department; the Appellate Division, Fourth Department; the Appellate Term, First Department; the Appellate Term, Second Department; and various trial court decisions. It also has a feed for new filings at the New York Court of Appeals.
You can use these feeds to get New York case updates straight to your R.S.S. Aggregator.
Full post as published by New York Civil Law on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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