New Resource!
The University has institutional access to TheLawyer.com website. This provides access to:
- The Lawyer Magazine: monthly current awareness on legal topics and careers.
- Lawyer 2B : The Lawyer’s student publication, providing careers and interview advice, commercial awareness guides, as well as news about training and vacation schemes, pupillage, law schools and insight into the legal profession for anyone interested in a career in law.
- Commentary: opinions, podcasts and analysis from legal practitioners and researchers
- Firms A-Z: News info, deals, analysis and rankings for Top UK and European law firms
- Plus lots more ...
You need to register with your @exeter.ac.uk address to set up your account so that you can access all content.
As well as providing the latest legal commentary from the profession, this resource will be useful for legal careers research and also for keeping up to date with the latest legal tech discussions.
Historical research: If you are looking for early copies of the Lawyer Magazine, take a look at all the library's holdings for coverage info. We have print and online access options from databases such as Hein Online.
We hope you find this resource useful. Get in touch with your Law Librarian if you have any questions about using the site.
The University has recently acquired access to the Investor State Law Guide. This is a specialist database for comprehensive investment treaty law research.
It contains investment treaties, arbitral rules, case and other key documentation, and offers a collection of sophisticated analytical research tools to support in depth, comprehensive research across the field. For example, you can browse by topic or treaty provision to connect with relevant content.
The Research Tools
Support
Use the online Knowledge Center for help on making the most of the research tools.
You can also sign up for training webinars to get a comprehensive overview of all the research tools
A number of videos are also available to view via Screencast and YouTube.
Access
Investor State Law Guide
And also ...
We also have access to OUP's Investment Claims database which you can use to access additional secondary sources in this area
Access: Investment Claims