What's New
Introducing PathFinder: A Suite of Multidisciplinary Browse and Search Tools
Our content has expanded beyond law reviews to include scholarly journals and government documents that apply to nearly any discipline. With that, we are pleased to introduce PathFinder, a suite of browse and search tools for subject-specific research. Keep reading for an overview.
New Expert Witness Integration with Courtroom Insight
We are excited to announce that we have partnered with Courtroom Insight to enhance author profiles, and bring even more analytic information to the table. Keep reading to learn more about this new feature.
Citation Formats and Access Links Now Included When Emailing PDFs!
Thanks to a customer suggestion from Elisabeth Oliu of Middlesex County College Library, we have included new features when emailing a PDF to a friend or colleague. Check out this quick tutorial and video to see this tool in action.
New Database: Law Academy Project
We’re excited to announce the release of our newest database in HeinOnline: the Law Academy Project. Compiled by editor Dr. Joel Fishman, this is a comprehensive collection of works exploring the history of the Law Academy of Philadelphia.
New Database: Bremer-Kovacs Collection: Historic Documents Related to the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946
HeinOnline has a brand-new database just waiting to be explored. Titled the Bremer-Kovacs Collection: Historic Documents Related to the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946, this is a comprehensive database designed to make the APA more accessible and understandable.
New Database: Air and Space Law
We are excited to unveil our newest database, Air and Space Law! HeinOnline’s Air and Space Law illustrates the history of air and spaceflight. Learn about the unique content discoverable in this subject-specific database.
Out with the Old, in with the Bold
We significantly enhanced HeinOnline’s interface a few years ago, and we continue to make improvements in order to provide our customers with a stellar research experience! Read below to find out more about this enhancement, as well as a few helpful searching tips.
Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes: Introducing our New Icons in HeinOnline
We are excited to announce our new informational icons in HeinOnline! These icons will help to keep you updated on the latest enhancements, newest titles, more information, MARC records, and more! To locate these icons in HeinOnline, look to the left of a title listing.
Map View in State Reports: A Historical Archive Enhanced to Include Court Districts
HeinOnline’s State Reports: A Historical Archive is now color-coded with numbers indicating geographic boundaries of United States Courts of Appeals and United States District Courts. New databases added with a map view tool will also include this handy feature.
5 New Sage Current Content Packages
HeinOnline is excited to announce that we have expanded our collaboration with Sage publishers! As part of this collaboration, we are introducing five new current content packages designed to elevate your research experience.
What’s New in HeinOnline: January 2024 Content Release
Bask in the warm glow of your computer screen while you check out all of the exciting content that is now available for you to explore in HeinOnline; it may be the next closest thing to sunlight that we can get in the next few weeks.
New Journals Added to HeinOnline: December 2023 & January 2024
Over the past two months, we have added 19 new active serials to our Law Journal Library. These new serials cover subjects including education law, data protection, foreign affairs, and more!
Water Rights & Resources: Making a Splash
We recently announced our newest database, Water Rights & Resources, and since then this specialized database has been making a splash. FIU Librarian Gricel Dominguez broke down the content, usability, and pricing for this database in a review.
Williams Institute Subcollection Added to LGBTQ+ Rights
We have added a brand-new subcollection of content from the Williams Institute to the LGBTQ+ Rights database, part of HeinOnline’s perpetually free Social Justice Suite. Users can access titles from UCLA School of Law’s Williams Institute.
