A-Z Databases

Bloomberg Law provides access to federal and state court opinions, dockets and practice material, including Bloomberg Law Reports and books. Log in with your L&C Law School Bloomberg Law account. Don't have one? Contact the Reference Desk at lawlib@lclark.edu

The CALI Library of Lessons is a collection of over 950 interactive, computer-based lessons covering more than 40 legal education subject areas available to students at member law schools only. Click here for registration instructions.

HeinOnline is a research database with more than 100 million pages of legal history and law journals available in an online, fully searchable, image-based format.

Lexis is a legal research platform that provides access to primary and secondary sources, including state and federal cases and statutes, news, a powerful citator, and treatises. Lewis & Clark law school students, faculty and staff should contact Meredith Kostek for registration instructions.

The place to start when you have a public law citation and need all related full-text legislative history documents from the 1st Congress (1789) to the 116th Congress (2019), including bills, reports, hearings, documents and more. Also search for individual documents by number.

VitalLaw Litigation provides authoritative content on evidence, civil practice and procedure, and practice-specific materials. Notable works include "Wigmore on Evidence" and the "Almanac of the Federal Judiciary." The library features litigation guides offering in-depth analysis and guidance on specific litigation topics such as depositions, discovery, trial practice, and more, as well as Smart Charts providing 50-state surveys and overviews across various legal practice areas.

Westlaw is a powerful search platform that allows you to search primary and secondary sources, including state and federal case law and statutes, news, legal encyclopedias, and treatises.