For more than twenty years, legal professionals have published insight on the law online. Far too much of that work has been lost. Authors leave firms, sites get rebuilt, URLs change, and the expertise goes with them.
The Library at LexBlog exists so that work is captured, structured and preserved as part of the enduring legal record, not lost to history. And now the Library will appear on one of the most trusted research platforms in the law.
We built the Library in service to the profession and the public. The commentary legal professionals publish explains how the law actually works, and we hope that keeping it discoverable helps the bar, the bench and the people trying to navigate a legal system that too often stays opaque.
William S. Hein & Co., Inc.’s HeinOnline is the right place for this work to reach the profession. It has served the law libraries, firms, courts and scholars who rely on it for a hundred years.
Now, through this partnership, your published work sits alongside primary law and scholarly analysis, indexed so anyone researching an issue can move between what the law says and how it’s applied in practice.
What you need to know:
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Your work syndicated to the Library now appears in HeinOnline
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It sits alongside primary law, case law and 3,400+ law journals
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Want to add more—alerts, bulletins, articles, outside blogs? It’s free and open
