Vermont Law School (VLS) campus is closed from March 14th until at least may 11th.
The VLS library will be physically closed, which means that public access to legal research databases and materials will not be available to Community Legal Information Center (CLIC) users. However, reference librarians and staff will be working remotely during this time, so the library will be offering virtual legal reference resource assistance to those who contact CLIC via the Ask a Law Librarian service. Kassie Tibbott, CLIC Coordinator, will also be available to assist CLIC patrons via telephone and email.
Your resources:
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Call the Ask a Librarian Line at 802-831-1313 and leave a detailed message
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E-mail a detailed message to reference@vermontlaw.edu
Please note: legal and library ethics requirements prohibit library staff from providing legal advice. Librarians are available to suggest legal resources and provide guidance about how to use sources; if you need a lawyer, librarians will provide information on potential sources of legal assistance.
ABOUT CLIC
The Community Legal Information Center (CLIC) offers free legal reference services to the general public. Founded in 2015, CLIC is financed by an annual grant from the Vermont Department of Libraries and operated by VLS librarians and staff.
Walk-In Services Available:
- Legal Research Databases (including Westlaw and Lexis Advance)
- Legal Self-Help Books
- Vermont Legal Materials
- Printers, Scanners, Photocopier, Fax machine
Julien and Virginia Cornell Library
164 Chelsea Street | PO Box 60 |South Royalton, VT 05068