Employment and Labor Law Research   Tags: employment law, labor law  

This research guide is intended to accompany and illustrate presentations on researching issues related to employment and labor law. The latest presentation, to the Labor and Employment Law Seminar at the University of San Francisco School of Law, took place on January 25, 2011.

For the contents of this research guide, see the In This Guide box on the left-hand side of this page.

This short book is filled with detailed, practical advice on all aspects of writing scholarly papers and articles.

Scholarly Writing for Law Students: Seminar Papers, Law Review Notes, and Law Review Competition Papers, 4th ed. (2011) - Elizabeth Fajans & Mary R. Falk

Call Number: KF 250 .F35 2011 Law Open Reserve & Law Reserve

(Also available from Thomson/West for $40: Scholarly Writing for Law Students, 4th ed.)

For more research advice, and suggestions for specific resources to consult, check the following.

(Research guides from other libraries will give those libraries' call numbers and shelf locations for books, and will link to those libraries' licensed online research tools. The USF libraries probably own or subscribe to many or most of the same resources. To see if USF has a book or journal, search Ignacio by the title or author of the item. To see if we at USF have access to an online research tool, check both the Zief Library Legal Research Resources page, and the Gleeson Library Start Your Research page.)