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  • TAX NOTES CONTENT AVAILABLE TO SLL MEMBERS

    Social Law’s Document Delivery service can provide its members with Tax Notes’ best-in-class tax commentary and analysis on the latest changes in state and federal tax law and policy, as well as on court opinions, legislative action, and Internal Revenue Service revenue rulings for attorneys and tax professionals whose success depends on being trusted for their expertise. Read Full Article
  • Members Get Remote Access to a Comprehensive Immigration Library

    All Social Law Library members have a comprehensive immigration library available right at their fingertips. AILALink is an all-in-one database that gives users access to US statutes, regulations, government memos and guidance, administrative decisions, immigrations forms, and AILA publications – all of them keyword searchable and available remotely from anywhere. Read Full Article
  • Statement from the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court ​

    The Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court are saddened by the passing of Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins who died on May 27. Appointed in 1972, Justice Wilkins served on the Supreme Judicial Court with great distinction for almost three decades. He was appointed Chief Justice in 1996 and served in that role until his retirement in 1999. Read Full Article
  • Social Law Library Orientation & Database Tutorial

    This one hour video of Social Law’s resources is a great introduction to the Library’s resources but it does not include everything the Library has to offer. If you have any specific questions or want to hear more generally about certain topics, please reach out to the Reference Department at reference@socialaw.com Read Full Article

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