A-Z Databases

Aspen Publishing online study aids provides unlimited access to hundreds of study aid titles, including Examples & Explanations (a law student favorite), Emanuel Law Outlines, Glannon Guides, and more.

Bloomberg Law provides access to U.S. federal & state primary law, docket materials, directories, news, proprietary research reports, some foreign law materials, SEC filings, and an amazing set of model forms and contracts, among other resources. The Bloomberg Law Help Center offers a number of useful guides and other materials and services.

The catalog provides a comprehensive search of the digital and print items within the collection of the Mercer University Law Library.

Lexis ebooks, including the Carolina Academic Press "Understanding Series", are made available through OverDrive. Anyone on the law school network can access items. Create a personal account in order to highlight and annotate the books, or to view remotely or via app.

Comprehensive online legal research system for law faculty and law students.

Provides practioner guidance, forms, templates, and topic overviews across multiple subject areas.

The catalog provides a comprehensive search of the digital and print items within the collection of Mercer University Libraries such as Tarver, Swiley, and the Electronic Resource Library.

From Westlaw, the service provides practitioner guidance, forms, templates, and topic overviews across multiple subject areas.

Ebook treatises and practice guides. Titles include Administrative Law: Practice and Procedure, Automobile Liability Insurance, Attorneys' Fees, American Law of Zoning, Age Discrimination, Blue's Guide to Jury Selection, Criminal Procedure 4th (West's Criminal Practice Series), Closing Arguments, Environmental Law, and Federal Tort Claims.

West's study aids collection, including: Concise Hornbooks, Exam Pro, High Court Case Summaries, Acing Series, Nutshells, and Gilbert Law Summaries. The collection also includes audio lectures such as the Sum and Substance Audio Series.

Comprehensive online legal research system for law faculty and law students. Please ask at the Reference Desk for assistance. Westlaw also provides a free course web page system, TWEN, available to Mercer law faculty.