Free Legal Research Resources: Finding Practice Tools

Chase Law Library at Northern Kentucky University hosts briefs from Kentucky intermediate appellate courts and the Kentucky Supreme Court.

Search or browse (by docket number) an extensive collection of Florida Supreme Court briefs. Provided by the Florida State University College of Law Research Center.

Merits briefs starting in 2017 may be accessed via the court docket for the individual case.

This reporter provides free samples and previews. You can't search directly from the site, but start at Google and do a search such as site:www.juryverdicts.net & Tennessee & discrimination to back-door search the archives.

Jury verdict wiki created by an attorney who researches jury verdicts nationwide. Litigants and attorneys can also submit their own verdict reports.

Provides links to state forms and pleadings and to any available local or county forms and pleadings in Tennessee.

You'll need a library card to access these (which you should have anyway!). Start at this page and enter Tennessee Legal Forms into the search box in the upper right. You can get hundreds of free, Tennessee-specific legal forms in MS Word format.

Collects links to all state court rules and official sample pleadings and forms on a state-by-state basis. Has not been updated for a few years but remains useful.

Forms crafted for California courts, but appear to be well-done and are on a wide variety of topics.

Archive of pleadings retrieved from PACER using the RecaptheLaw browser extension.