The Great Library is pleased to announce a new addition to our digital collection: LLMC Digital.
LLMC Digital (Law Library Microform Consortium) is a non-profit initiative dedicated to preserving and providing access to historical legal and government materials from around the world. The collection includes rare, out of print, or otherwise difficult to find works, ensuring ongoing access to key primary sources in law and governance.
Continue reading “New Online Resource: LLMC Digital”To better protect your library accounts and streamline access, new sign-in procedures are now in effect for Law Society of Ontario licensees accessing the Great Library’s eResources. These changes are part of a broader initiative to enhance security and improve the overall user experience.
Continue reading “Important Update: Enhanced Sign-In Procedures for Accessing the Great Library’s eResources”Readers of this blog will already know that the Great Library houses a vast and diverse collection of print resources for use by Ontario licensees and their agents, licensing candidates, self-represented litigants, and members of the public conducting legal research. Did you know, however, that the Great Library also subscribes to a number of databases and other eResources that licensees and licensing candidates can access at any of the Great Library’s computer terminals? Or that one of these eResources contains within it a growing collection of court documents that can support your legal research and writing with judicially recognized precedential material? Read on to learn more about the Lexis+ Pleading, Motions and Facta database, now available at the Great Library.
Continue reading “Explore the Lexis+ Pleadings, Motions & Facta collection at the Great Library”
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