Question: I am a librarian with a public library in New Jersey. We currently subscribe to Westlaw: single workstation, searchable access to NJ Statutes, NJ Practice, NJ Administrative Code, NJ Forms, NJ Court Decisions and NJ Law Review articles. Customers and staff find the interface difficult to use. Do you know of any other vendors for this type of information online?

Answer: Researcher and lawyer Kathy Biehl suggests the following resources:

• New Jersey Law Network
  (A free comprehensive portal with primary materials, forms, law review articles and government links)

• New Jersey Law by Rutgers University
  (A pathfinder with links to statutes, decisions, regulations and government materials)

• New Jersey Legal Resources by the NJ State Library
  (A good index of resources)

• Legal Services of New Jersey
  (A comprehensive public interest site)