Beginning Monday June 3rd, bar members may enjoy free access to Casemaker4, the next generation legal research platform from Casemaker, which features a redesigned user interface and leverages improved search speed and more intuitive site navigation to deliver faster results. “We are thrilled to announce the release of Casemaker4,” said Sarah Gorman, Chief Operating Officer […]
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Microsoft Outlook is more than just contacts, calendars, and emails. This program shows you how to make Outlook a productivity tool with customized navigation, email rules, signatures, and quicksteps to help automate commonly performed tasks. Tuesday, June 4 Noon to 1 pm Free to CBA Members One CLE Credit Webinar Only Questions? Contact Sue […]
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This week it is Clients, Statutes, and Annotator. Let’s get started! Client Tracking in Casemaker Need to keep track of time spent doing online research for a client? Utilizing the Client and Session Summary features of Casemaker can help. Simply create a Client and select the client each time you begin to conduct research for that […]
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By: Michael L Goldblatt Printed with the permission of www.Blumberg.com/blog BlumbergExcelsior, Inc. Originally Published on Blumberg Blog on April 16, 2019. In the early days of civilization, speechmakers used outdoor forums to communicate ideas and inspire action. In our Internet Age, technology enables speakers to make presentations online, as well as indoors and out. […]
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This week we talk about the benefits of using the Sign Out function, chatting with Customer Service, and how our team of editors works to give you the most current information. Also, we include a reminder that we will be closed for Memorial Day. Let’s get started! Closed for Memorial Day Casemaker will be closed on Monday, […]
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This week we talk about three very useful ways to search Casemaker. Let’s get started! Keyword Searching The basic Casemaker search is the keyword search. It can also be the most complex if you wish – just use the search operators found in the blue Search Tips link under the Search button. To search first […]
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Related Federal, Cases by Citation, and Finding Terms Inside Your Document – Let’s get started! Finding Your Search Terms You’ve done your search with your keyword or keywords and you have pulled up your first result to read the case. Now, where in the world are your search terms even mentioned? You can find […]
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May 8 Noon to 1 pm This free webinar provides an overview of how to use the new updated Casemaker research library to your best advantage. Topics covered include research techniques, resources, saving research results, creating folders, adding notes to documents and many more time-saving techniques. This online demonstration of Casemaker’s latest features will […]
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This week we talk about tools you can use! We also review finding a case by party or by docket. Let’s get started! Finding a Case by Docket Number Sometimes a case is so new you may not have a citation. If you have the docket number you can still find the case. Under the […]
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We hope you all enjoyed your holiday last week. This week we are going to discuss ways to narrow by a circuit, using pincites and hierarchy searching. Let’s get started! Hierarchy Search Casemaker now simplifies searching by limiting your search to the level of hierarchy you are on. If you browse to chapter 5 in your […]
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