The law can be complex. To have any chance of being successful, you must be able to quickly find, analyse and apply information. This website is designed to help you find that information.
Search the internet for information and resources on legal or law-related subjects. Based on one of the largest and most popular search engines available means that you can be confident that if the information exists, then you can find it. And the best part? It is absolutely free to use.
This website is the perfect research tool for law students, lawyers, or anyone who is interested in or needs to know more about the law. Use the search function below to begin.
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If you are looking for legal advice, you might use the search terms 'solicitor' or 'lawyer', or you could also use 'law firm' or 'legal practice'. If you are looking for free legal advice, then you may find more relevant results by using the search terms 'legal aid', 'community justice centre', 'probono legal services' or just 'free legal advice'. At the other end of the spectrum, if you are looking for more specialist areas of law in terms of accredited specialists, or professions such as migration agents, patent attorneys or notary publics, you can also enter those search terms into this website to find practices that provide those services.
If you are a law student or interested in studying law, you may choose to use search terms such as 'law school', 'law courses', 'law subjects', 'law degree', or 'bachelor of laws'. Or if you are researching legal resources, then you might use 'contract law', 'torts law', 'equity' or 'criminal law'. You can also enter names of court cases or legislation to help you find both primary and secondary resources relating to that court case or legislation. Educational institutions offering legal studies or law degrees often have websites and provided your search terms are the same as the keywords on those website, you should have no problem in finding them on the internet if you use this website.
If you are a solicitor or barrister, you can use this website for your legal research. You can find many other websites that offer free legal information and resources by entering search terms like 'free legal information and resources' or 'legal research'. Case law, law reports, legislation, journals, news and reviews are just a few legal resources available on the internet at no cost. Internet blogs relating to the law have become increasingly popular and you can find them by using this website.
If you have a court case, you can even use this website to find the court list online so that you know where you need to be and by what time. Using the search term 'court lists' in this website can produce search results that contain links to various courts and their court lists. All you need to do is find the right court and the relevant link. You can narrow your search by including the name of the court, such as 'supreme court list', 'district court list', or 'local court list'.
Legal or law-related government websites are especially easy to find on the internet, especially if you use this website. Type in the name of the government department that you are looking for as the search term. You may even be able to use their abbreviations or acronyms and still achieve the same or similar search results. For example, the 'Office of State Revenue' or 'OSR', 'Australian Tax Office' or 'ATO', 'Department of Immigration and Citizenship' or 'DIAC'. Government websites, being those websites that contain '.gov.' in their domain, generally have priority over other websites and therefore may appear closer to the top of the search results.
Whatever the search term may be, test it by typing it into the space above and click 'search'. Using this website for all of your legal and law-related searches is free, although depending on your search, your search results may include pay-per-use and subscription-based websites.
Remember - general search terms will produce general results, and specific search terms will produce specific results. Decide on what search term would be most appropriate to what you are looking for.
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