By Karen McDougall and Barb Cotton

Like everything else related to the practice of law, the cost of legal research has risen with the years. A sole practitioner may not always be able to reconcile his or her research requirements, or even just the need to keep up with legal developments, with the high cost of accessing the law in the "traditional" ways.

While the subscription-based electronic case law providers offer many bells and whistles with which, they say, your life is easier; it is possible in many cases to obtain the same information either free or at a fraction of the cost.

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