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Cut Through Results with HeinOnline’s New AT LEAST Operator
Cut through search results with HeinOnline’s new AT LEAST operator, which lets you specify how many times a term or phrase must appear in a document.
A Small HeinOnline Update With a Big Impact
That’s why we recently introduced a redesigned HeinOnline Welcome Page experience. And now, based on user feedback and usage insights, we’ve made it even easier to find exactly what you’re looking for.
Scholarly Impact Rankings: A New View of Scholarly Influence
Explore the voices driving legal scholarship with HeinOnline’s Scholarly Impact Rankings and see influence across authors, subjects, and institutions.
Introducing the ABA Law Library Collection: Books & Practice Materials Archive
Discover the new ABA Law Library Collection: Books & Practice Materials Archive, featuring nearly 150 years of ABA publications online.
Meet LexBlog Library: Bringing Practitioner Insight into Your Legal Research Workflow
HeinOnline introduces LexBlog Library, a new database that brings timely practitioner-authored legal commentary directly into the legal research workflow. Explore how LexBlog connects primary law, scholarly analysis, and real-world legal insight in one integrated platform.
American Indian Law Collection Enhancement for Native American Heritage Month!
This November, in celebration of Native American Heritage Month, we’ve enhanced the American Indian Law Collection at no additional cost for subscribers. Learn more about this unique database for yourself, and then keep reading for an overview of its new content and features!
MyHein Update Saves Power Researchers Even More Time!
Here at HeinOnline we know that research time is valuable, which is why we created MyHein, a personal bookmarking tool. Read below to see how this tool can speed up your research process.
The Evolution of A Customer Suggestion
HeinOnline often uses icons to indicate tools or links to additional information and features. We received a live chat from a HeinOnline user about a suggestion update to our interface. Let’s take a look at the evolution of a customer suggestion.
What’s New in HeinOnline: September 2026 Content Release
HeinOnline’s September 2026 content release features major database expansions, new journals, and timely research resources on current topics.
Fresh Reads | New HeinOnline Journals: August & September 2026
Your research reading list just got a little longer! Meet the newest journals to join HeinOnline, with fresh scholarship spanning subjects, institutions, and perspectives from around the globe.
What’s New in HeinOnline: August 2026 Content Release
HeinOnline’s August 2026 content release features major database expansions, new journals, and timely research resources on current topics.
Inside AALL 2026: New Releases, Exclusive Previews, and Unforgettable Moments in Cleveland
Relive HeinOnline’s AALL 2026 experience, from new product showcases and exclusive previews to focus groups, Pub Trivia, and more.
Meet LexBlog Library: Bringing Practitioner Insight into Your Legal Research Workflow
HeinOnline introduces LexBlog Library, a new database that brings timely practitioner-authored legal commentary directly into the legal research workflow. Explore how LexBlog connects primary law, scholarly analysis, and real-world legal insight in one integrated platform.
HeinOnline Advances Accessibility with WCAG 2.2 AA Standards
HeinOnline now meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards, enhancing navigation, focus visibility, and usability beyond minimum requirements to better support all users.
Why the Authors of Legal Research Unbound Created a Comic About Legal Research
Hear from the authors of Legal Research Unbound as they share how comics bring legal research theory, critical literacy, and AI to life.
Judging Before the Judgment: A Rare Look Inside Federal Judicial Decision-Making
What happens before a federal judge issues a final opinion? In Judging: The Many Decisions Federal Judges Make Before the Final Opinion, Senior Judge Jon O. Newman provides a rare inside look at the decisions that shape cases long before they appear in published opinions.
An Interview with the Editors of New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise
Editors Nicholas Mignanelli and Femi Cadmus discuss New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise, exploring its history, evolution, and relevance in the age of generative AI.