Our members are welcome to use our public terminals to access any of our remote-access databases on-site at no additional charge. Our extensive print collection serves as a supplemental resource for your research. Keep this option in mind when you are working on pro bono projects and training new attorneys, summer associates, paralegals, and other employees.
Our solo members have in-house access to several additional electronic or much sought-after resources including:
Our members have access to the following databases remotely:
The ACLL will deliver any documents at half of the fee for non-members.
Scanning, faxing or mailing physical documents is $15 per citation for up to 20 pages, $25 per citation for 21-40 pages, and $35 per citation for more pages.
Delivery of electronic documents is $15 per citation, regardless of length.
To request a document from any of the ACLL electronic resources to be e-mailed to you, email us at ACLL@duq.edu or call us at 412-350-5353.
The ACLL offers a variety of Continuing Legal Education courses, which members can take at a reduced price of $10 per credit. We offer a number of classes in person or via Zoom at time during the year, and remote asynchronous classes at any time.
Members of the ACLL can use the ACLL's Conference Room or Consultation Room for free. Members can also rent the Classroom computer lab at half price: $50 per hour, $125 for a half-day and $200 for a full day.
Library members have the privilege of borrowing books and other materials from both the Allegheny County Law Library and from the Duquesne Law Library – the Duquesne Center for Legal Information – for two weeks at a time with additional renewals.
A library membership runs on an annual basis, from January one year to January of the next.
$105 for a regular solo practitioner from Allegheny County
$155 for an out-of-county attorney
Non-attorney support staff have memberships provided complimentary with an attorney's membership. So if you are a solo practitioner employing a paralegal, secretary or other staff, they get full membership privileges with your membership.
Our members are welcome to use our public terminals to access any of our remote-access databases on-site at no additional charge. Our extensive print collection serves as a supplemental resource for your research. Keep this option in mind when you are working on pro bono projects and training new attorneys, summer associates, paralegals, and other employees.
Our solo members have in-house access to several additional electronic or much sought-about resources including:
Our members have access to the following databases remotely:
The ACLL will deliver any documents at half of the fee for non-members.
Scanning, faxing or mailing physical documents is $15 per citation for up to 20 pages, $25 per citation for 21-40 pages, and $35 per citation for more pages.
Delivery of electronic documents is $15 per citation, regardless of length.
To request a document from any of the ACLL electronic resources to be e-mailed to you, email us at ACLL@duq.edu or call us at 412-350-5353.
The ACLL offers a variety of Continuing Legal Education courses, which members can take at a reduced price of $10 per credit. We offer a number of classes in person or via Zoom at time during the year, and remote asynchronous classes at any time.
Members of the ACLL can use the ACLL's Conference Room or Consultation Room for free. Members can also rent the Classroom computer lab at half price: $50 per hour, $125 for a half-day and $200 for a full day.
Library members have the privilege of borrowing books and other materials from both the Allegheny County Law Library and from the Duquesne Law Library – the Duquesne Center for Legal Information – for two weeks at a time with additional renewals.
A library membership runs on an annual basis, from January one year to January of the next.
$105 per attorney for firms with 2-24 attorneys
$2625 for firms with 25-60 attorneys
Non-attorney support staff have memberships provided complimentary with a firm's membership. So if your firm employs a paralegal, secretary or other staff, they get full membership privileges with your membership.
Our members are welcome to use our public terminals to access any of our remote-access databases on-site at no additional charge. Our extensive print collection serves as a supplemental resource for your research. Keep this option in mind when you are working on pro bono projects and training new attorneys, summer associates, paralegals, and other employees.
Our solo members have in-house access to several additional electronic or much sought-about resources including:
Our members have access to the following databases remotely:
The ACLL will deliver any documents for FREE to law firms with 61 or more members.
To request a document from any of the ACLL electronic resources to be e-mailed to you, email us at ACLL@duq.edu or call us at 412-350-5353.
The ACLL offers a variety of Continuing Legal Education courses, which members can take at a reduced price of $10 per credit. We offer a number of classes in person or via Zoom at time during the year, and remote asynchronous classes at any time.
Members of the ACLL can use the ACLL's Conference Room or Consultation Room for free. Members can also rent the Classroom computer lab at half price: $50 per hour, $125 for a half-day and $200 for a full day.
Library members have the privilege of borrowing books and other materials from both the Allegheny County Law Library and from the Duquesne Law Library – the Duquesne Center for Legal Information – for two weeks at a time with additional renewals.
A library membership runs on an annual basis, from January one year to January of the next.
$5,250 for firms with 61 to 100 members
$7,875 for firms with 101 or more members
Non-attorney support staff have memberships provided complimentary with a firm's membership. So paralegals, secretaries or other staff get full membership privileges with your membership.
The ACLL also provides services to many other kinds of members, such as:
Attorneys working for the federal, state and local government, including judges and judiciary staff can become members of the ACLL with no cost to them.
Emeritus attorneys and attorneys working for not-for-profit organizations receive a reduced member fee of $85 per calendar year. (Memberships run from January of one year to January of the next.)
Attorneys that have a Retired status with the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board are eligible to receive a reduced member fee of $95 per calendar year. (Memberships run from January of one year to January of the next.)
Our members are welcome to use our public terminals to access any of our remote-access databases on-site at no additional charge. Our extensive print collection serves as a supplemental resource for your research. Keep this option in mind when you are working on pro bono projects and training new attorneys, summer associates, paralegals, and other employees.
Our solo members have in-house access to several additional electronic or much sought-about resources including:
Our members have access to the following databases remotely:
The ACLL will deliver any documents at half of the fee for non-members.
Scanning, faxing or mailing physical documents is $15 per citation for up to 20 pages, $25 per citation for 21-40 pages, and $35 per citation for more pages.
Delivery of electronic documents is $15 per citation, regardless of length.
To request a document from any of the ACLL electronic resources to be e-mailed to you, email us at ACLL@duq.edu or call us at 412-350-5353.
The ACLL offers a variety of Continuing Legal Education courses, which members can take at a reduced price of $10 per credit. We offer a number of classes in person or via Zoom at time during the year, and remote asynchronous classes at any time.
Members of the ACLL can use the ACLL's Conference Room or Consultation Room for free. Members can also rent the Classroom computer lab at half price: $50 per hour, $125 for a half-day and $200 for a full day.
Library members have the privilege of borrowing books and other materials from both the Allegheny County Law Library and from the Duquesne Law Library – the Duquesne Center for Legal Information – for two weeks at a time with additional renewals.
If you have feedback, questions or suggestions about this guide, please contact the Allegheny County Law Library at ACLL@duq.edu.
This guide was last updated on January 20th, 2022.
