Internet For Lawyers has been teaching lawyers, paralegals, and other legal and business professionals how to effectively conduct investigative and background research on the Internet since 1999. In that time, the company's principals Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch have become recognized experts on these topics. They have been sought out for comment by, and their books reviewed in, numerous leading publications. Those available online are linked below.

 

2013

08/11 – Legal Skills Prof Blog – Great Tips for Conducting Better Internet Research

08/06 – Lawyerist – Internet Research Tips and Resources for Lawyers

06/04 – DePaul Law School Rinn Law Library Blog – Legal Citator Services Compared

05/03 – Professor Josh Blackman's Blog – Legal Citator Services Compared

01/22 – Jeffrey Chard's Practical Law Stuff Blog – Practice Guidelines for the use of Cloud Computing by Lawyers

01/22 – WisLaw Blog-From the University of Wisconsin Law Library – Whitepaper Compares Caselaw Citators

2012

12/10 – Oregon Legal Research Blog – Search Engine Features Comparison Chart

10/23 – MyCase Blog – Free Online Legal Research Tips and Tricks

10/21 – LLRX – Internet Research Tips and Tricks for Lawyers

10/4 – Lawyerist – Book Review: The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th Edition)

5/29 – The Demon's Advocate; The Wake Forest University Professional Center Library Blog – Book Review: The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet (12th Edition)

4/5 – University of Washington, Gallager School of Law; Gallagher Blogs – Free Case Law

3/29 – Legal Skills Prof Blog – Lexis Drops Free Case Law Portal

2011

12/26 – Clio Blog – State Bar #CloudComputing Ethics Opinion Roundupearch Engine Features Comparison Chart

12/5 – Georgia State Bar Association – Website of the Week – Internet For Lawyers

11/4 – Oakland County Legal News – Book Review: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2: Mining the Internet's Public Records for Investigative Research

11/3 – Wake Forest University Prefessional Center Library Blog – Book Review: Google For Lawyers: Essential Search Tips and Productivity Tools 

8/19 – Albuquerque Business Weekly – Intersection of Law and Social Media in Uncharted Teritory

8/17 – Alameda County Law Library Advance Sheet – Book Review: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2: Mining the Internet's Public Records for Investigative Research

8/8 – Widener University Law Library – What's New: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1: Mining the Internet's Publicly Available Information for Investigative Research

7/15 – Detroit Legal News – Q & A With the Authors of "Find Info Like a Pro"

7/11 – Larry Bodine Law Marketing Blog – How Lawyers Can Use Twitter to Get Speaking Gigs

7/6 – North Law Publishers – Book Review: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2: Mining the Internet's Public Records for Investigative Research

6/1 – San Bernardino County (CA) Law Library – Book of the Month: Google For Lawyers

5/26 – Knowledge Tree – 8 Legal Tech Thought Leaders

5/21 – LLRX.com – Emerging Legal Issues in Social Media: Part II

5/6 – Digital Samurai – Another Killer Book

5/9 – eHow – How to Find People I Haven't Seen in a Long Time

5/5 – New York Times – Navigating with Social Media

5/5 – Legal Informatics – Accessing PACER Cases Free of Charge

5/1 – Law Library Journal; Keeping Up With Legal Titles – Book Review: Google For Lawyers (at ¶28)

4/12 – ABA Journal – In a Google World, Lots of Options for Law Practice Efficiency

4/13 – Advanced Discovery – Maximizing Legal Technology for Legal Professionals – Pt. 2

4/12 – The Greatest American Lawyer – Google Tools and Applications for Law Practice Management

4/10 – PIBuzz – Due Diligence on Consumer Data Brokers 

4/1 – Sacramento Lawyer – Book Review: Google For Lawyers (at p. 11)

3/14 – Jacksonville Financial News & Daily Record – Apps, Google, Websites…and Much More

3/1 – Sensei Enterprises – 50 Ways to do More in Less Time (Often with Less Money)

2/9 – Electronic Legal Research-Free Resources – Google For Lawyers

2/1 – LMA Midwest; In the Loop – By the Book: Google For Lawyers (at p. 4)

2/1 – Florida Bar Journal – Book Review: Google For Lawyers

2/1 – Wisconsin Lawyer – Book Review: Google For Lawyers

1/21 – BaranCLE – Book Review: Google For Lawyers

2010

12/4 – BaranCLE – Book Review: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1

11/13 – eHow – How to Locate a Cellular Phone Number

10/28 – Un-Billable Hour; LegalTalk Network – A Look at Google For Lawyers

10/7 – On Computers – Super Googling

10/6 – CBC News; Money – Online Tools Can Deliver, But Choose Wisely

10/3 – Associated Press – In Social Media Election, the GOP Capitalizes

10/1 – Midwest Book Review – Book Review: Find info Like a Pro, Volume 1

10/1 – The Legal Beat – Don't Post Anything You Wouldn't Want the Judge to See

9//27 – Jenkins Law Library Blog – Google For Lawyers

9/15 – FindLaw; Strategist – ABA Offers 'Google For Lawyers' Productivity Guide

9/13 – ABA Now – New Guide Helps Lawyers Maximize Google's Search Capabilities and Productivity Tools

9/3 – Small City Law Firm Tech – Practical Legal Tech Books I Love for the Office

9/1 – ABA Journal – More Internet Tips

6/29 – BaranCLE – Online Research, Social Media and Ethics; CLE by Carole Levitt and Mark Rosch

6/29 – Brooklyn Law School Law Library Blog – Internet For Lawyers

6/15 – CBA Practice Link – Google Tools for Lawyers: The Google Friendly Lawyer

6/1 – Alabama State Bar Addendum – Book Review: Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1

5/26 – Chicago Lawyer/LexTek Report – Lawyers Need Google Juice

5/20 – Law Librarian Blog – It's About Internet-Based Research for Lawyers

5/14 – New Jersey Family Issues – Can You Recommend Me on my LinkedIn page? It's Better NOT to Ask

5/13 – ABA Now – New ABA Book Helps You Mine the Internet for Publicly Available Investigative Research Resources

 5/4 – The Learned Lawyer – Asked and Answered: Mark Rosch and Carole Levitt Waste Hours Online So Lawyers Don’t Have To

4/7 – Reid My Blog! – Even More Useful nuggets from ABA TechShow 2010

3/30 – LexConference – LexBlog Interviews: Mark Rosch of Internet For Lawyers

3/21 – Inside Legal – In Their Own Words, Legal Thought Leaders Spotlight: Carole Levitt & Mark Rosch

1/25 – South Carolina Small Firm.com – Cybersleuths

2009

11/17 – Et Seq.; The Harvard Law School Library Blog – Search Case Law with Google Scholar

11/17 – My Shingle – Google Scholar

10/13 – Tech Simplified – Geek-Speak for the Rest of Us

7/8 – Lawyerist – When Lawyers Spy Through Facebook: The Ethics of "Regional Network" Changes

3/27 – Chicago Lawyer; LexTek Report – Guerilla Research: Mining Social Networks 

2008

11/3 – Criminal Law Library Blog – Internet for Lawyers and Lawline Partners to Offer MCLE Content

3/1 – Infomaniac – Guide to Free Case Law

3/1 – Wisconsin Lawyer – The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet review

2/1 – Lex Libris – Legal Resources News & Notes

10/21 – The Last Word – Become a Cybersleuth on the Internet

10/1 – Private Law Library Perspectives – Book Review: The Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet

2007

8/31 – Ride the Lightning – Cybersleuthing: Some Things You Can Do Yourself

8/2 – PIBuzz – Freedom of Information and Internet Research Resources

7/27 – Research and Markets – Be Your Own Cyber-Detective With the Assistance of New Book 'The Cybersleuth's Guide To The Internet: Conducting Effective Investigative & Legal Research On The Web

2/12 – Jenkins Law Library Blog – The Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet, 3rd Edition

2/1 – Houston Lawyer – The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet review

1/5 – Expert Communications – Researching Yourself Online

2006

10/30 – Los Angeles Lawyer – The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet review

9/14 – TechnoLawyer – The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet mini-review

5/16 – Patent Infringement Update – Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet

4/27 – LawSites – An Essential Site for Real Estate Lawyers

1/20 – New Hampshire Bar News – Book Review: Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet

 

2004

12/27 – USA Today – Some CEOs Surf the Web to See How They're Portrayed