Simon Chester reported yesterday at Slaw.ca that Lexis-Nexis Canada has
completed the final volume of Halsbury's Laws of Canada, its Canadian common law legal encyclopaedia
:
"Halsburys is testament to the vision of Slaw's own Gary Rodrigues who
launched the effort seven years ago thus: ' With Halsbury's Laws of
Canada, customers benefit from a powerful resource that appropriately
and inclusively deals with each provincial jurisdiction and federal
law, ' said Gary Rodrigues, [who was then] vice president, Publishing, at
LexisNexis Canada. ' It truly is a national publication designed to
provide Canadian legal professionals with comprehensive and relevant
legal information'. "
In 2012-2012, Gary Rodrigues wrote 4 Slaw
posts about the major Canadian legal research encyclopedias. At my place of work, I regularly use all of them. The posts are:
Labels: legal publishers, legal research and writing
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