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Legal research meets the purposes of retrieving information and finding answers to legal questions/queries. For legal practitioners, the skill for legal research cannot be over looked, an essential skill that even a law student shares with a legal practitioner. A common thread between legal practitioners and law students. Conducting legal research underlies the principles of finding, understanding, and applying the law. This process remains the same all over the world. Legal practitioners are being groomed not only to represent clients in varying degrees but also, to advise clients, prepare documents or documentary evidence, negotiate contracts, persuade the judge or jury as well as negotiate with opposing counsel. The importance of research in carrying out these tasks/duties cannot be underrated as legal research helps in identifying and retrieving information necessary to support legal cases, create laws, generate policies and assist in decision making.
WillFran Consulting has taken it upon itself to share useful information on research materials, links, articles, and databases we believe would be useful to legal practitioners. The information will be sourced from different jurisdictions and will cover scholarly and non-scholarly sources of materials as they relate to law and legal principles.
You are receiving this newsletter because you registered or received the sourced scholarly material ‘Law in Time of COVID-19’ via the WillFran Consulting research team. We are taking a step further to share research materials, opportunities and links we believe will be of use for your work progression and added knowledge.
Below are a list and links to sourced legal information, materials, article, podcasts and opportunities that we hope you would find useful to you.
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