Presented by a symposium of experts in the field, here is detailed information on how to approach, analyze, and carry through a legal research project. This book skips the rudimentary introduction to research on the Web and focuses on topics of practical concern to practicing lawyers and legal research professionals. These topics include documenting the search, organizing a strategy, what to consider before logging on, and efficient ways to build a search. Much more than just an appendix of soon-to-be-obsolete Web sites and links, this book offers fundamental strategies for modern law research by taking advantage of the wealth of information available online.