These links appear to be useful informational sites. Since every case is different, many links are included to add some depth and hopefully meet your specific needs. If the link is to a large site, the link will be to that site. If the link to a specific page and that page, or news item, looks really good, we will "clone" the page so it never goes away (that is, we will faithfully reproduce the page noting that that has in fact been done).

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• Law.com has a nice cross-reference of cases in many categories: Corporate Law, Employment law, IP Law, Litigation, and Tech Law. They also allow you to select by state and a variety of topics.
• Cyber Law, The Law of the Internet. Archives of cases.
• Law Research, lots and lots of US Government links to agencies you didn't know were online. Foreign law links as well.
• New York State Bar Assn, a listing of recent New York cases, federal and state, with opinions.
• All About Trademarks, by Gregory Guillot, dedicated to trademarks, and trademark law.
• Legal Bytes, by George & Donaldson, Austin, Texas, has a remarkably good archive of case histories.
• Tolin's Electric Law Library, by Donald Tolin, Casper, Wyoming.

Federal Courts

• All Circuits, U.S. Court of Appeals via Emory University School of Law, provides links to each Circuit and a geographical breakdown of jurisdictions.
• Supreme Court & Federal Courts, via Cornell School of Law, provides a lot of information.
• 4th Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals (Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia ) via Emory University School of Law, or, you can visit the Fourth Circuit's own website.
• 6th Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals (Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee ) via Emory University School of Law, or, you can visit the Sixth Circuit's own website.
• 7th Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals (Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin ) via Chicago-Kent College of Law, or, you can visit the Seventh Circuit's own website.
• 10th Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Kansas and Utah) via Modrall Sperling Roehl Harris & Sisk

Federal Agencies

• US Patent and Trademark Office
• US Copyright Office
• Federal Law on the GSA web site.

Interesting Pages

• How Is A Domain Name Like A Cow? A very lenghty look, but in depth look, at some case law.
• Framing as an Unauthorized Derivative Work deals with copyrights and proper internet usage.
• Linking Copyright to Homepages by Matt Jackson deals with copyrights and internet usage. Indiana Univ Law School.
• Stealing Beauty, from CIO Web Business Magazine, has some interesting insights about copyrights.
• 10 Myths About Copyrights, by Brad Templeton, about copyright myths.
• The Dot Com Menace, by Daniel McDonald, for Merchant & Gould.
• Harvard Law Cyber cases.
• Bytes in Brief, by Sensei Enterprises.
• Forum Shopping, or Where Should We File Suit.
• Web Site Victims, by Misha Glouberman. Web sites that have been slammed by the legal hacks representing "truth, justice, and the American way".

Legal Beagles
& Message Boards

• Electronic Frontier Foundation, created to "defend our rights to think, speak, and share our ideas, thoughts, and needs using new technologies, such as the Internet and the World Wide Web."
• FindLaw, a real-l-ly big legal web site.
• The ACLU, need we say more?
• LegalEthics.com, an oxymoron? Covers most states and can be helpful in pursuing ethics violations against lawyers.
• DMOZ, legal information of all kinds.