This page includes links to a variety of useful Law Library resources for NSU College of Law Faculty, including "quick links" to frequently used subscription databases, a quick link back to the Law Library's Research Guides page, and information about the Law Library's Faculty Liaison program.
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
By Phone - (954) 262-6201
By E-mail: E-Mail a Reference Librarian
Click the below button to request and schedule a reference appointment.
The Panza Maurer Law Library (PMLL) offers the faculty of the Nova Southeastern University Shepard Broad College of Law (NSU Law) a variety of services designed to help them with their research, teaching, and scholarship.
A PMLL librarian is paired with each faculty member based on their research areas of interest and teaching. The faculty’s PMLL liaison is dedicated to providing them with reference and classroom support. PMLL encourages NSU Law faculty to make use of the library in the way that best meets their individual information needs.
PMLL librarians can assist NSU Law faculty with library resource and database access needs. The NSU law faculty member’s PMLL liaison can:
Locate information that is difficult to find
Find sources on legal research databases (e.g., Westlaw, Lexis, HeinOnline, Bloomberg Law)
Provide access to and training on available library resources
Set up alerts in various databases to notify you of developments in your research areas
Train faculty research assistants
Assist with the submission of articles for publication through the Law Library's account with Scholastica
Faculty are encouraged to reach out to their designated law librarian directly!
The links below are links to specific databases hosting e-book collections covering a variety of law- and interdisciplinary titles.
NOTE: User will be asked to log in using their NSU user name and Password.
Log in to your NSU Libraries account page using your NSU ID and Password to:
Go to the ILL (Interlibrary Loan) page to request an interlibrary loan of an item not otherwise available through NSU libraries.