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Law

Welcome

Welcome to your online guide to finding resources for law.

Your Liaison Librarian

Martin Philip
General enquiries:
lib-law@york.ac.uk
01904 324304
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It can be tricky to get up to speed with studying online, when all your learning is taking place over the internet. We've put together a guide with information on working off campus, communicating online, being digitally organised and a lot more. It's really well worth a look:

>> Guide to studying online 

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Welcome to the Subject Guide for Law

Welcome to this Subject Guide, which brings together key resources and information for students and staff.

If you're brand new to York (or even if you aren't...) you may find our New Students Quickstart Guide useful. It will give you a To Do list to get you started; if you have any questions, let us know. In the meantime, go on a Virtual Tour of the Library

The library is open 24/7 from May 1 to June 3

Referencing guide for Law

The Law department uses the OSCOLA referencing style.

Click here to see the OSCOLA referencing style guide.

Lexis+ Student Associate

Caitlin Hall
Caitlin Hall
Hi all, I am Caitlin, the Lexis+ Student Associate for this academic year. I am fully trained in using Lexis+ and can show you how to use Lexis+ and improve your search methods. I will be available for 1-2-1 drop-in sessions and will be offering certification sessions to improve your CV throughout the term. Feel free to email me at ch2228@york.ac.uk

Westlaw Student Representative

Sümeyye Ünal
Photo of Sümeyye Ünal, Westlaw Student Representative
Hi everyone! I am Sümeyye, 2nd year law student and the Westlaw Student Representative for this academic year. I am sure that you have started to use, or have already been using, Westlaw either for your PBL research, legal skills sessions or generally to research into some contemporary topics. I am trained to provide you with guidance on how to use Westlaw most effectively. Thus, this year I will be offering certification sessions and 1-2-1 drop-in sessions in which we will be working on improving research methods when using Westlaw. Please do not hesitate to email me. I aim to reply to them as soon as possible: su587@york.ac.uk