Legal Studies: London Track

UK case law can be access via Lexis Advance using the following path on the homepage:
Explore content --> International --> United Kingdom --> All United Kingdom Cases
The same path can be used to access England & Wales cases.
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ICLR Online (Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales) has searchable texts and PDFs of the English Law Reports from 1865 to present, Weekly Law Reports, Industrial Cases Reports and Digests, Business Law Reports and Digests, and Public and Third Sector Law Reports and Digests. The present Law Reports series are the Appeal Cases, Chancery Division, Family Division, and Queens Bench Division. The Citator+ indexes and stores information about all cases published by leading English case report series, including but not limited to those cases published by the ICLR. Citator+ information includes appellate history and subsequent judicial consideration of the case and statutes and statutory words and phrases considered in the case.

The tenth edition features over 4,900 clear and concise definitions on major terms, concepts, and processes within the English legal system, and is a useful source of information for any of the many countries that base their legal system on English law

Lexis Library provides authoritative content for UK and European legal research through access to its four primary databases: Halsbury's Laws of England, Butterworths Corporate Law Service, Butterworths Company Law Handbook, and Tolley's Inheritance.

UK content can be accessed from the general search by using the left-side limiters to restrict results to 'International & Non-U.S. Law Journals' and 'United Kingdom'.
Historical cases in English Reports, Full Reprint (1220-1867), English Law Reports: Pre-1865, and other related works can be accessed with the following path:
Browse Databases by Category --> U.K. Content

Many electronic resources available through NYU Law Library are accessible to NYUAD students. These resources have not been fully integrated into NYU Bobst's main library catalog.
NOTE: It is possible to integrate some of these resources into the main catalog. Please notify your librarian if an NYU Law Library-only resource is found in the Julius catalog.