Fastcase provides access to federal law, state law in all 50 states, and special courts including the Board of Tax Appeals and U.S. Customs Court. A Wolters Kluwer Treatise collection is included. We have remote access for Duquesne Kline faculty and students. Others may use this resource on a Law Library computer.
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As part of your access to Fastcase, you can use a terrific collection of treatises from legal publisher Wolters Kluwer. Most of these treatises are not available elsewhere in the library's collection, either in print or online.
The instructions below show you how to access the Wolters Kluwer Treatise Collection on Fastcase.
Available subject libraries include the following:
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Bankruptcy Law |
Employment Law |
Licensing Agreements |
| Business Practice Law | Estate Planning Law | Limited Liability Corporations |
| Business Torts Law | Evidence Law | Personal Injury Law |
| Construction Law | General Litigation Library | Products Liability Law |
| Consumer Finance Law | Insurance Law Library | Real Estate law |
| Drunk Driving Defense | Intellectual Property Law Library | Remedies |
| Elder Law | Internet Law and E-Commerce Library | Section 1983 |
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Employment Discrimination Law |
Law Practice Resources |
Instructions for Using the Wolters Kluwer Treatises on Fastcase
Step One: Log in to Fastcase and select Jurisdictions & Sources from the main search bar.
Step Two: Make your selections and save. (Note: You need to search an entire subject library, not a particular treatise.)
Step 3: Type in your search terms and run your search.
Step 4: Review your search result list and make a selection.
Step 5: Look at your selected item and switch to Outline View.
Step 6: See your selected item in the context of the Treatise and Chapter where it appears using the Outline View.
CARA A.I., which is part of Casetext, provides a document-based search experience. Users can upload a complaint, brief, or other document into the system and the system provides information on potentially relevant citations that are not included in the uploaded document. CARA A.I. can supplement conventional search techniques, and may be helpful for double-checking work or for locating potentially relevant materials that are not cited in an opponent's brief.
Access Information:
Law school faculty, staff, and students can sign up for free access to Casetext, including CARA A.I.
Note: Note: We do not subscribe to or support Casetext/CARA A.I., but they make their product available to law faculty and students for free. They also have a student ambassador program
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