SlawTips – Advice about Technology, Research, and Legal Practice

By Alan Kilpatrick

Are you familiar with SlawTips?  It is a blog that provides lawyers and legal professionals with helpful advice about technology, research, and legal practice.  SlawTips explains that it offers:

“…brief, clear, useful nuggets of advice at the easy-going rate of one a day. In fact, it’s even simpler than that. You’ll get a tip about technology every Tuesday, a tip about research or writing each Wednesday, and a tip about practice on Thursdays.”

Consider checking out SlawTips if you would like to learn more about time saving technology, research databases, or practice tools.  The blog is researched and written by Susannah Tredwell, Neil Guthrie, Andrea Cannavina, Ian Hu, Sandra Bekhor, Michael McCubbin, and the Law Society of Saskatchewan Library.

Some recent posts on SlawTips include:

• Just How Frequently is that?
• Searching Google Efficiently and Effectively
• New Lawyers and Articling Students: Support Staff is a Great Resource
• What are Marginal Notes?

Access SlawTips online at tips.slaw.ca.