Law Library Services: Alumni

Contact our research librarians for suggestions on access to the information you need, as well as contacting our local county law libraries. See below for contact information and chat links. Our alums are welcome to make use of our online Zoom study rooms for their group Bar Exam preparation. Find more information and reservation links at lawlib.lclark.edu/studyrooms.

L&C Law Alumni have lifetime borrowing privileges. As a graduate of the law school you have full circulation privileges and may check-out regularly circulating library materials. Make sure to get your Lewis & Clark Law School Alumni card from the Alumni office. The first time you check out materials as an Alum you will need to show your Alumni card and update your library record. Services do not include interlibrary loan or access to Summit borrowing.

The Library subscribes to several legal research databases which are free from on-campus. Among these are BarBooks, Fastcase, HeinOnline, and ProQuest. During the pandemic we are happy to do our best to gain access from off-campus to these materials. Contact a law librarian for assistance.

Recently graduated law students have continued access to Bloomberg, Lexis, and Westlaw:

BLOOMBERG LAW
Graduating students retain access for 6 months after graduation, regardless of whether you graduate in December or May. You do not need to register for an extension. Questions? Contact our Bloomberg Law account manager, Stefanie Schuette, at sslavens@bloomberglaw.com. 

LEXIS
Graduating students retain access for 6 months after graduation, regardless of whether you graduate in December or May. If you’re working in verifiable 501(c)(3) public interest work, access extends for 12 months after graduation through the Aspire program. More information is available here. Questions? Contact our LexisNexis representative, Jack Steeh, at jackie.steeh@lexisnexis.com.

WESTLAW
​Westlaw’s Grad Elite program provides access to Westlaw for 6 months after graduation. Grad Elite gives you access to Westlaw, Practical Law, and Practice Ready solutions for 60 hours per month with no restrictions on use, including for professional and commercial purposes. If you graduated from Lewis & Clark in December 2016 or after, you qualify for access to Westlaw through Grad Elite. Questions? Check out the Grad Elite information page or contact our Westlaw Account Manager, Marc Fong, at MARC.FONG@thomsonreuters.com. 

Attorney Services is a document delivery fee-based service available to lawyers. Services include copying of cases, statutes, articles, etc.

Take advantage of the expertise of the Research Librarians after you graduate! Call, chat with, or email Research Librarians with research questions. They will be happy to provide suggestions for sources and tips for both online searching as well as efficient use of the Boley Law Library collection. Also, don't forget to bookmark the Library's website for its extensive collection of links for online legal research as well as access to the library catalog. If you wish to make a reference appointment with one of our librarians, please email the law library with current contact information so a Zoom reference appointment can be set up for you.

Computer Lab
Law school alumni have lifetime access to the computer lab computers (with no printing privileges). Please show your alumni credentials to the lab manager or a student lab assistant to obtain a guest login for the lab computers. Alumni cards are available from Law Alumni Relations.

Wi-Fi
For accessing the college’s wi-fi network, newly graduated alums will continue to use their email login credentials. Email accounts for May graduates will remain valid for more than a year following graduation, i.e., through August of the following year. For instructions on how to connect and guidelines for usage please read the law school’s network access policy.

E-mail
Access to your Lewis & Clark e-mail account extends for about one year after graduation. Additionally, be sure to check in with the Alumni Office for more information about a program called “Lifetime E-mail Forwarding.”

University of Oregon School of Law, John E. Jaqua Law Library, Eugene, OR
(541) 346-3088  
lawref@uoregon.edu
http://libweb.uoregon.edu/law/

Willamette College of Law, J.W. Long Law Library, Salem, OR
(503) 370-6386
law-library@willamette.edu
http://www.willamette.edu/wucl/longlib/ 

Clackamas County Law Library, Oregon City, OR
(503) 655-8248
http://www.clackamas.us/lawlibrary/

Clark County Law Library, Vancouver, WA
(360) 397-2268
http://www.clark.wa.gov/law-library/

Multnomah County Law Library, Portland, OR
(503) 988-3394
http://www.multcolib.org/ref/law.html 

Washington County Law Library, Hillsboro, OR
(503) 846-8880
http://www.co.washington.or.us/lawlibrary 

State of Oregon Law Library, Salem, OR
(503) 986-5640
http://www.oregon.gov/soll/

Oregon State Archives (state legislative history research), Salem, OR
(503) 373-0701
reference.archives@state.or.us
http://arcweb.sos.state.or.us/index.html 

Oregon Secretary of State, Corporations Division, Salem, OR
(503) 986-2200
http://www.filinginoregon.com 

Oregon State Bar, Lake Oswego, OR
(503) 620-0222; toll-free in Oregon 1-800-452-8260
info@osbar.org
http://www.osbar.org