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Government & Legal Resources: Contract Law

Getting Started with Contract Law

This guide includes some of the best bets for contract law and government procurement research at our library. Most up-to-date treatises, journals, newsletters, and other resources can be found on Lexis or Westlaw.  Use the links below for direct access to these resources.

We have a small print collection that includes nutshells, hornbooks, and more on our Contract Law book list. Requests are welcome.

Subscription Database Resources

Contract Law Treatises
Government Contracts Treatises
Journals & Newsletters
Lexis Practice Advisor Contract Guidance Practice Advisor has in-depth guidance from practitioners for various standard and unique contract clauses and terms.
Secondary Sources – Browse under Commercial Law

Secondary Sources – Browse under Government Contracts

Newsletters & Journals
  • Nash & Cibinic - Monthly periodical that provides analysis of government contracts topics by Professor Ralph Nash and Vernon J. Edwards.
  • Government Contractor - Weekly newsletter focusing on the legal developments in federal procurement including legislation, cases/decisions, and rules/regulations.
  • Briefing Papers - Monthly journal of in-depth articles on topics in government contracting. Includes an annual procurement bibliography listing various articles published during the year.
  • Procurement Lawyer - ABA quarterly newsletter on current developments in federal, state, and local government procurement.
  • Public Contact Law Journal - Scholarly journal published quarterly by the ABA, in cooperation with The George Washington University Law School.

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