Chambers guides... Forum

[stinger35]

I keep hearing about how helpful these are to being able to substantively talk about a practice area but can't seem to figure out how to navigate the various websites that they have. Anyone care to supply a link? Any other similar websites with in depth descriptions of practice areas would also be greatly appreciated.

[ak362]

http://www.chambers-associate.com/ -- pretty useful overviews of most firms. Just use the various dropdowns on your right and you should be on your way.

[PKSebben]

You can search by firm, region, and practice group at this link: http://www.chambersandpartners.com/usa

[christmas mouse]

Also your law library should have copies of the book in hard print, which has even more info about most firm's than you can find on the chambers website. I believe in the book there is a note that says "talk to your law librarian about receiving your free copy", so I'd check the library out.