What this service is:

There's no more complete, authoritative way to keep up with the most significant cases and key legislative, regulatory, and pre-decisional developments, across the country and across all areas of the law than with Bloomberg BNA's United States Law Week.

What it helps you do:

• Determine at a glance which of the myriad decisions handed down each week carry the most potential for impact. Bloomberg BNA lawyer-editors sift through thousands of federal and state court and administrative cases, to select and summarize those that establish new precedents, address new statutes, contribute to emerging legal doctrines, tackle current controversies, or further splits in the Circuits.
• Cut to the chase on hot topics such as e-discovery and federal procedural rule changes.
• Link instantly to the full text of all reported cases.
• Receive citable copies of the full text of all U.S. Supreme Court decisions as soon as they're issued, including official and Bloomberg BNA headnotes, citations, and counsel listings.
• Track Supreme Court petitions and cases on the docket, from filing to final disposition. Supreme Court Today on the web is a continuously cumulated database giving you instant access to rulings, opinions, and summaries of arguments, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The print version provides weekly coverage of all proceedings.
• Stay up-to-date on the latest developments with delivery of Supreme Court Today and U.S. Law Week e-mail highlights right to your desktop every day the Court decides a case or grants or denies review, in addition to weekly updates.
• Keep up with other important legal developments, non-decisional and pre-decisional, across specialized fields. Count on e-mail notification for important alerts.
• Depend on expert BNA Insights to spot and interpret legal trends and developments. Understand what litigation strategies are working, which arguments the courts are accepting and which they're rejecting.
• Save time and money. Get all the cases and legal news you need to stay on the cutting edge in one convenient resource—the nation's top lawyers say they wouldn't dare practice without U.S. Law Week.

Product Structure

Notification: current reports providing news and developments

Formats and Frequency

Print and web notification formats are issued and available weekly. Print current reports are indexed quarterly, cumulating annually. Web current reports are archived to 6/24/1997. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with links to full-text articles and documents, are available for web subscribers.

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