Helping members enhance their continuing legal education, since 1803.

CPCS approved 2.0 credits for both days for Criminal Trials and Appeals, Mental Health Appeals, and YAD Trials and Appeals. CPCS also approved 2.0 credits for day one only for Mental Health Trials.

• 10/6 - Day 1 – Year in Review and Parol Evidence (Hon. Gregory I. Massing, Appeals Court &Hon. Mark S. Coven, First Justice, Quincy District Court)
• 10/20 - Day 2 – Miscellaneous Evidentiary Issues in Criminal Cases and Jury Selection (Hon. Beverly J. Cannone, Superior Court & Elizabeth N. Mulvey, Esq., Libby Hoopes Brooks & Mulvey, P.C.)

We are excited to announce that the Social Law Library has again in 2026 won three first place awards in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s Reader Rankings survey—including Best Continuing Legal Education Provider, Best Website Design, and Best Legal Research Provider.

The continued reliance, support and feedback of our members and the legal community gives the Library the opportunity to shine.

Social Law members have online access to PLI Course Handbooks through Social Law Library’s subscription to PLI PLUS, the Practising Law Institute’s award-winning database. PLI Course Handbooks serve as the written material accompanying PLI’s nationally acclaimed seminars and represent the definitive thinking of the nation’s finest legal minds. Spanning 33 diverse practice areas, these books bring Social Law Library members the most up-to-date knowledge from legal practitioners at the forefront of their field.