There is a lot of great legal information on the Internet, but who has all day to spend looking for it? Fortunately, you don't have to... because RSS makes the Internet subscribe-able. With RSS, you can efficiently monitor information by subscribing to only the content which interests you. The following is a selection of RSS feeds which may be useful to UW Law School students, faculty and staff. If you have any questions about RSS or would like any assistance setting up feeds, please contact Bonnie Shucha, Head of Reference. Court Documents
- CCAP - Notification of new WI Circuit Court, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court cases by party name and/or all filings for an individual case
- Wisconsin Courts - All new Court of Appeals and Supreme Court opinions, oral arguments, certifications, etc.
- Justia - Receive new full-text U.S. District Circuit Court opinions and filings by type, keyword, or jurisdiction
- Seventh Circuit - Track the latest opinions released by the US 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
- Cornell Supreme Court Collection - Monitor recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions
- GovTrack - Track U.S. Congressional bills - new bills by subject or representative, or by action on individual bills
- Justia Regulations Tracker - Track new Federal Register documents by agency, type of document or keyword
- UW Law Library Selected Recent Acquisitions - New items received by the UW Law Library
- UW Law School Media Central - Audio and video recordings of law school lectures and events
- Current Law Journal Content - Law journal articles by publication, author, keyword, etc.
- Social Science Research Network - SSRN papers by author
- Westlaw Watch - New results for Westlaw searches or all new content from individual titles
- LexisNexis Publisher - New results for Westlaw searches or all new content from individual titles [Not available to law schools]
- Justia Blawg Search - Search engine and directory of legal blogs
- Google Blog Search - Create RSS feeds by keyword for content from any blog
- Google News - Create RSS feeds from custom new searches
- Madison Newspapers
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- Milwaukee Business Journal
- New York Times
- Wall Street Journal
- PubSub - Customized SEC filings [not currently available]
- New Books from Amazon - Customized notification of new books by subject, including law
- RSStalker - Track Amazon price changes, and maybe get a price adjustment
Submitted by Bonnie Shucha on March 11, 2008
This article appears in the categories: Law Library/IT
