One of the most common research questions lawyers ask law librarians is, "Can you search for all litigation against this company in Texas?" Locating case filings in the Texas federal courts is straightforward. But searching in the Texas district and county courts is not as simple.
November 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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One of the most common research questions lawyers ask law librarians is, “Can you search for all litigation against this company in Texas?”
Locating case filings in the Texas federal courts is straightforward. PACER, Bloomberg Law, LexisNexis’ CourtLink and Westlaw all have these dockets.
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