Expert witness research straddles the boundary between legal and non-legal research. One of the most effective ways law librarians help litigators win cases is by doing sophisticated non-legal research. They know how to find and use specialized databases in fields such as accounting, engineering, medicine and the social sciences. These non-legal research skills pay dividends in many types of litigation.
July 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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