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Legal research criteria

Author:

Stephen Adams

Date:

Friday, 28th Jun 2002 09:29

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I'm trying to establish whether, in certain specialist areas of law, it would be possible to monitor current events by using the name of the judge as a search term. I am only interested in English/Scottish law, in the field of intellectual property. Would this approach be a reasonable one? If so, how to implement it?
Thanks,

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•	Legal research criteria
	I'm trying to establish whether, in certain specialist areas of law, it would be possible to monitor current events by ...

Stephen Adams

28/06/02 09:29

18530

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	Have you tried searching the the courtservice "judgments" database using this criteria? This will also direct you to BAILII and ...

Tony Gerrard

28/06/02 10:39

18537

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	I have heard of these services, but have no experience of using them. Do I have to register? Before starting ...

Stephen Adams

28/06/02 10:55

18538

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	I suppose to an extent the answer depends on how specialist you are intending to be. Judges sit within certain ...

Roger Cook

28/06/02 12:02

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•	Re: Legal research criteria
	Thanks for that. I'll be more specific - I want to monitor cases in the intellectual property field, principally ...

Stephen Adams

28/06/02 12:13

18543

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	Probably your best bet to get an idea of what there is in the way of courts, including those which ...

Roger Cook

28/06/02 13:38

18553

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	Thank you. I appreciate the time spent in replying to me. Stephen

Stephen Adams

28/06/02 14:34

18560

•	Re: Legal research criteria
	casetrack.com is by far your best bet, but it comes at a cost. however, lawtel.co.uk has a (daily) update facility ...

infinity

30/06/02 23:03

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•	Re: Legal research criteria
	Stephen, I know that it isn't quite what you want but you could also try the UK Patent Decisions. (www.patent.gov.uk/patent/legal/decisions/index.htm) Between ...

Karen Smith

03/07/02 04:09

18614