Author Archives: Shaunna Mireau
Where Is Your Content Going
You spend good time and brain power creating a beautiful research work product. Then what happens?
Today’s Tip: think about where your words go.
Today’s Tip is brought to you …
Delegating Legal Research
Today’s Tip was inspired by John DiGilio who edits the Pinhawk Librarian News Digest. John noted a post at RIPS Law Librarian Blog titled The Art of Delegating. The …
Print Legislation Remains Valuable
During a dinner table discussion of paper less practices recently, a friend praised the value of print legislation. He practices tax litigation, and I was questioning him about the various …
English Translation of Cases
Lyonette Louis-Jacques posted some great strategies for finding an English translation of case law at Slaw. Today’s short legal research tip: Read Lyo’s Slaw post “How to Find …
RSS Feeds and Links for Alberta Court Decisions
There is some rumbling from Alberta this week. The Alberta Courts are no longer publishing decisions on their website, but rather redirecting visitors to CanLII. The rumbling comes from the …
Plan Your Research
I have been reading in the area of Lean Six Sigma lately and have come to the conclusion that good legal research practices and good project management skills have wide …
Critical Characteristic 1 – Integrity
For the last 3 legal research tips of 2014 I decided to give my opinion of the 3 most critical personal characteristics for being a successful legal researcher. I think …
Critical Characteristic 2 – Persistence
For the last 3 legal research tips of 2014 I decided to give my opinion of the 3 most critical personal characteristics for being a successful legal researcher. I think …
Critical Characteristic 3 – Engagement
For the last 3 legal research tips of 2014 I have decided to give my opinion of the 3 most critical personal characteristics for being a successful legal researcher. I …
International Human Rights Day
December 10 has been celebrated as International Human Rights Day since a United Nations declaration in 1950. Today’s Tip is to remember that International Conventions may apply to domestic affairs.…



