LA Law Library has an extensive collection of legal materials from around the world and a dedicated librarian to assist with research in foreign, comparative, and international law (FCIL).
LA Law Library has a long tradition of providing world-class services in foreign and international legal research. Today, these materials, in print and electronic formats, total over 300,000 volumes, comprising more than one-third of LA Law Library's collection of 1 million volume equivalents. The library specializes in providing up-to-date primary and secondary materials to all types of researchers, including firms, practitioners, scholars, and the general public in LA County and worldwide.
People researching cases can use the print FCIL materials at LA Law Library to research: how to follow court procedures; international trade, business, and tax law; foreign statutory and case law; immigration and citizenship procedure; and cross-border family law matters; among others.
Extensive Collection
- Over 300,000 volumes in print and access to several foreign law databases
- Primary sources of law for every jurisdiction throughout the world
- Secondary sources and practice materials for most jurisdictions worldwide
Dedicated Global Law Librarian
- Provides research and reference assistance
- Available in person, or by phone or email to assist with FCIL research
- Creates resource lists on a variety of FCIL topics
Reference Librarian
Sarah Martin – Librarian, Global Law & Language Access
Classes Taught: Serving Process or Giving Notice Outside the U.S., Proceso de entrega o notificación fuera de EE.UU., Researching International Law Between Private Parties in Different Countries
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