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- Law Society library
Our library is on the first floor of the Law Society You can access it by lift from the entrance hall on 113 Chancery Lane We have specialist software and equipment that can help users with visual impairments to access our collections and online resources
- Library catalogue and collections | The Law Society
Our library has access to several online subscription databases: Justis vLex – original legislation, case transcripts, case citator and precedent map LexisLibrary – textbook commentary, forms and precedents, current legislation, cases and journals
- Library catalogue - Law Society
Order a document on Lawdocs Common queries Our archives About our collections Video tour Loading New books library@lawsociety org uk Call: 020 7320 5946 You can contact us from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday
- Library enquiry service - The Law Society
You’ll need to pay for enquiries that need more than 30 minutes of research and for premium research As well as searching our comprehensive collection of printed legal materials for you, we can also search our subscription databases: Westlaw Lexis+ vLex Justis
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The Law Society Our vision is to promote, protect and support solicitors, the rule of law and justice in England and Wales learn more about us
- Law Society document delivery service
Get the legal documents you need delivered same day and straight to your inbox with Lawdocs, our trusted document delivery service You can use Lawdocs to get a range of essential resources including precedents, case law, legislation, journal articles and commentary
- Research guides - The Law Society
For tailored research assistance from our team of experienced law librarians, use our enquiry service Explore our research guides: how to find past solicitors and law firms how to find precedents and forms how to find law reports how to find journal articles how to find public general acts
- Civil litigators – how can the Law Society Library help you?
The Law Society Library has many resources available to help with the conduct of civil litigation You don’t even have to be in London to use the Library 1 Enquiry service Library staff will research any enquiry for free, for up to half an hour
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