Lexis+ International & Comparative Law
Lexis+ is not the strongest resource for international law research, but it does provide access to U.S. cases addressing international law issues, a lot of articles covering international and comparative law, and a number of good secondary sources.
There are several ways to locate the best international law sources on Lexis Advance including:
- In the International Law Practice Area you can search sources such as:
Westlaw: International & Comparative Law
Westlaw contains a limited number of resources covering international and comparative law.
Cases, Documents, Treaties:
Federal Administrative Decisions & Guidance:
Articles:
Treatises & Practice Guides:
The best resources with legal analysis of international and comparative law will be located by selecting the "International Materials" link and then "Treatises". There are a number of treatises arranged by country plus about 75 Multi-National Treatises. These multi-national treatises may be your best resource available on Westlaw. Each multi-national compilation includes analysis arranged by country. Examples include:
Westlaw - Practical Law:
The Practical Law resources on Westlaw offer a rich collection of up-to-date in-depth content including Practice Notes, Standard Documents and Clauses, Checklists, Toolkits, Legal Updates, Country-by-Country Legal Research Guidance, Country Comparison Tools, and Subject Specific Practice Resources.
There are several ways to locate international and comparative law resources using Practical Law:
Bloomberg Law:
Bloomberg Law contains a limited amount of legal analysis of international legal issues mostly focusing on business law. But the database does include excellent news and current awareness resources
Bloomberg Law provides access to:
