Home -> Law Blog Directory -> In-House Counsel Blogs -> InhouseBlog - News and Jobs for Inhouse Counsel
(866) 635-2689 for Personal Injury or (866) 635-9402 for Criminal Defense
Find a Local Lawyer
Divorce (866) 635-6190
Personal Injury (866) 635-2689
Criminal Defense (866) 635-9402
In-House Counsel
: InhouseBlog - News and Jobs for Inhouse CounselImproved Google Scholar More Useful To Lawyers
By Editors
LegalBlogWatch reports that Google is improving the search functionality for its caselaw research tool – could this be a sign that the search giant has bigger plans for the legal space?
When Google Scholar was introduced back in late 2009, we noted here that “there’s no ignoring a 1,000-pound gorilla. Google’s entry into the area of legal research is definitely a game changer for the entire legal industry.” Google Scholar’s impact on Westlaw and LexisNexis, however, was no doubt limited by the fact that its search functionality was nowhere near as sophisticated. Last week Google Scholar announced (via WisBlawg) that it has taken another step forward, enhancing its “Advanced Search” capability to allow users to select a specific federal jurisdiction or state for their search.
[via Legal Blog Watch]
Full post as published by InhouseBlog - News and Jobs for Inhouse Counsel on January 19, 2011 (boomark / email).
ASMP and Other Visual Artists File Class Action Lawsuit Against Google
Google Faces Class Action for Copyright Infringement
Kentucky lawyers
fraud case ends in mistrial.
Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans
Google Sued for Violating the Privacy Rights of Millions of Americans
Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million
Google Settles Buzz Class Action for $8.5 Million
Google Inc.
alleging deceptive charges for ads displayed on third party web sites.
Google
Settles Book-Scanning Class Actions for $125 Million

Improved Google Scholar More Useful to Lawyers
Google Scholar corrects footnote errors in response to reader's comment
Finding Canadian Materials on Google Scholar (Sort Of)
Google Makes Free Caselaw Search Available in Scholar
Refined Searches in Google Scholar









