Research Assistance
Research assistance is provided in the following ways:
Email research assistance: please email lawlibrary@torontomu.ca for assistance with accessing or using legal information resources and one of the Law Library staff will respond to you.
Research Help Appointments: For one-on-one assistance in refining a legal research topic, finding legal information, and using databases and other resources, book a research appointment. Email the law librarians or book a time directly in their calendars during office hours:
John Papadopoulos is available at john.papadopoulos@torontomu.ca, with bookable office hours
Lisa Levesque is available at lisa.levesque@torontomu.ca, with bookable office hours
Leanne Notenboom is available at leanne.notenboom@torontomu.ca with bookable office hours
Subject Research Guides
The Law Library has research guides to support the subjects in the Faculty of Law’s curriculum and is developing more on a regular basis. These guides will provide students with access to the key primary and secondary resources available via the Toronto Metropolitan University Library.
Instruction
The Law Library provides instructional sessions on legal research generally as well as research as it applies to specific areas of law as requested by faculty and instructors.
Scan and Deliver
The Library offers a Scan and Deliver service for Toronto Metropolitan University students and employees with a valid OneCard. Scans of articles and single book chapters may be requested when there is no electronic copy available. Documents will be delivered via email.
Requests for material can be made from Search Everything and the Library Catalogue by completing a Scan and Deliver Request Form for each item to be scanned. More information is available on our Scan and Deliver Service page