International Commercial Law 

Although you may contact any of the reference librarians, your professor's liaison is more familiar with the topics he/she is currently researching.

• Remember that a lot of material is available freely online
• Keep in mind official websites of agencies, universities, courts, states, and other legislative, executive, and judicial organizations
• Learn to evaluate resources found online
• Learn to identify the source of the information

• who is the author
• what are the author's credentials
• determine the level of objectivity
• establish the date of publication
• when was the website last time updated and how often is the website updated
• verify the information found
• remember that some sites, like Wikipedia, can be altered by anyone

• Google and Yahoo are estimated to cover only 3% to 34% of documents available on the Internet
• Much of the Internet exists as the "Invisible Web", hidden from search engines for a number of reasons:

• site requires registration
• site is fee-based or licensed
• site is behind a firewall or on an intranet
• site is dynamically generated

• Check for content on the Invisible Web

• Infomine
• Intute
• Librarian's Internet Index