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     We look forward to collaborating with you throughout the entire course of your subscription. To access Virtual Assistant, complete and submit the form below.

     TheLaw.net's Virtual Assistant leverages our proprietary information retrieval systems and processes, a virtual community of relationships numbering in the thousands, the public web, listservs, web forums, newsgroups, instant messaging, the collections of selected law libraries and otherwise, to find and deliver information to your inbox.

     TheLaw.net Virtual Assistant Service has recently been expanded to include all of the following free reference, research and retrieval services:

     Provide hands on assistance in structuring advanced search queries
     Retrieve and email any known Federal or state judicial opinions
     Retrieve and email most requested Federal docket report
     Double check an opinion's published, unpublished, depublished, finality status
     Check the precedential value of a citation and email results
     Email so-called official internal page numbers
     Email any requested case citations if an opinion you find is not so enhanced
     Retrieve and email most administrative opinions
     Retrieve and email most requested law review or law journal articles
     Retrieve and email any requested statute, rule or regulation
     Assist in locating secretary of state records and other public records
     Perform advanced public web and discussion group searches

     By default, Virtual Assistant promises to email results on an overnight, next business day basis and there is never a charge for this service. However, if you are in crisis and need faster service, tell us and we will move your retrieval or research request to the top of the list.

     This value-added service is included as part of your subscription. As your research partner, we are here to ensure you have answers fast and we are always happy to hear from you!

     Email is the lone delivery method for requested items of information.

first/last name   -     email address   -     phone   -     detail your request   When requesting judicial opinions, to the extent   possible, provide party names, citation(s) and   year of issuance, together with any comments   or special instructions.       Depending on the source, opinions may be delivered in one of the following common file formats: txt, pdf, doc, wpd, rtf or html.