Workshop: Using the Internet for Case Preparation

New Workshop from the Wisconsin State Law Library: Using the Internet for Case Preparation Wednesday, July 28, 2004 10:00-11:30 a.m. Wisconsin State Law Library Computer Training Room 120 MLK, Jr. Blvd., Madison In this hands-on class, guest instructors Diane Duffey, Librarian at Habush Habush & Rottier S.C., Milwaukee and Theodore A. Potter, Associate Director at Marquette University Law Library will demonstrate websites, portals and search engines that may be used in case preparation. Participants will learn the difference between a legal portal and a search engine; how to evaluate websites; and how to use the Internet efficiently to track news relevant to your case and to find information on people, corporations, and expert witnesses. 1.5 CLE credits applied for. Fee: $50.00 To register: Print out and complete this Registration form, and mail it with your payment as per the instructions on the form. Please direct questions about registration to tammy.keller@wicourts.gov