This is the website of Pump Court Tax Chambers, a UK set of barristers’ chambers specialising in tax law. The ‘Resources’ section lists full-text judgments from 2005 onwards, available in PDF. This section includes articles written by Pump Court’s barristers from 2010 onwards, which again are in PDF format. There is also a small publications section.
UK publisher based in Oxford, covering public international law, European law, human rights, constitutional law, legal theory, jurisprudence, UK law and some other areas of law. The website has an online bookshop; it also offers pdf catalogues for scholars, practitioners and international lawyers, as well as a catalogue in e-book format.
English-language law publisher covering many different jurisdictions. The website offers an online bookshop and catalogue. There are RSS and Twitter feeds, and the Online Products page has links to blogs on the law of patents, competition, copyright, mediation and arbitration.
Hart is a large independent academic law publisher, based in the UK. It covers UK, European and international law. The Hart website provides an online bookshop and catalogue.
Academic publisher based in Cambridge in the UK. Has a large law list, covering international and comparative law as well as the law of the UK, the US and elsewhere. The website provides a searchable and browseable online bookshop. It also offers the law catalogue in a free e-book format. Users may sign up to receive notification of new publications.
Bloomsbury Professional is a law and tax publisher covering England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The website provides its current catalogue, which includes books, journals and looseleaf services. It also has information about Bloomsbury online services.
Website of the Squire Law Library at the University of Cambridge. The Library’s collections cover English law, public international law (a particular strength), EU law, conflict of laws and foreign and comparative law. The website provides information about the collections, library services and e-resources. It includes the online catalogue, a serials list, news items and guides to the collections. The Library home page has a link to the Eminent Scholars Archive, a set of interviews with leading academics, accompanied by photographs, bibliographies and biographical information.
Website of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Library at the University of London, providing information about collections, services and facilities. Has a link to the Library Catalogue; a list of databases; details of e-books and e-journals; and the SOAS Archive Catalogue. There is a Subject Guide for the law collection, which includes a page of information by country or region covering Africa, China, Europe, International Law, Japan and Korea, the Middle East and Central Asia, South Asia, South-East Asia and the UK.
Information about the collections, services and facilities of the Law Society Library, a private library for solicitor members of the Law Society of England and Wales. Includes a link to Library Online, the catalogue and legal information database. There is information about the Law Society Archive as well as the Library. The site also provides the following research guides: How to dispose of your library; How to search BAILII; How to search Law Society library online; How to find ECHR materials; and How to find European Union case law.
‘Explore the British Library’ is the British Library’s main catalogue. It covers books, journals, newspapers, conference proceedings, electronic resources, maps and other materials. Registered readers can use the catalogue to order items for consultation in the reading rooms. Anyone can use it to order photocopies from the British Library, for a fee.
