The Best Legal Portals and Websites

American Law Sources On-line provides a comprehensive, uniform, and useful compilation of links to freely accessible on-line sources of law for the United States and Canada (there is also a link for Mexico). This site contains additional links to sources of commentary and practice aids that are available without charge (or available at a reasonable charge from governmental and nonprofit providers).

GigaLaw.com provides legal information for Internet and technology professionals, Internet entrepreneurs and the lawyers who serve them. GigaLaw.com is produced exclusively by lawyers and law professors. Find articles about Accessibility, Advertising, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Business Law, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Contracts, Copyright Law, Crime, Cybersquatting, Databases, Disabilities, Domain Names, Email, Employment Law, Escrow, Financial, Free Speech, Gambling & Sweepstakes, Insurance, Intellectual Property, International Law, Jurisdiction, Legal System, Patent Law, Politics, Privacy, Real Estate, Software, Taxes, Trademarks, Trade Secrets and more..

A wholly-owned subsidiary of American Lawyer Media (ALM), Law.com is probably the Web's most comprehensive destination for the legal professional. It includes legal news, self-help and business law resource guides, attorney career information and continuing education, links to other sites (including legal forms available online), a legal dictionary,  job listings (for attorneys, para-legals, legal secretaries, managers, and support staff) and an online bookstore.

Detod Communications, Inc. offers a search engine designed to find law-related blog (or blawg) content.

Greplaw is a production of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. Greplaw's goal is to create a frequently updated, highly interactive forum for the dissemination and discussion of legal news concerning information technology.

LawMeme, a law and technology blog at Yale Law School, has been in operation since 2001. The organization focuses on the mutual influence of technological development and legal doctrine, with a particular focus on civil rights online, intellectual property, and the first amendment. The blog is hosted at Yale and is operated by Yale students, but submissions to the blog come from outside sources, too.

The goals of the Tech Law Advisor web log are to provide information, resources and news commentary on issues at the intersection of Law, Technology and Liberty, especially to point out those times where individuals are attempting to use "law" to hinder and trample the rights' of others; whether this be the right to share music, link to other web sites or to simply contract freely.

New York City lawyer Martin Schwimmer updates this blog several times a day with news about trademarks and domain names.