Answered By: Kate Britt Last Updated: Jul 15, 2020 Views: 5
Answered By: Kate Britt
Last Updated: Jul 15, 2020 Views: 5
Congress abolished the Court of Claims in 1982 and established the United States Claims Court.
Online:
- Each of the major commercial legal databases provide some access to federal Claims Court opinions and related documents.
- ​Westlaw 1788-present
- Lexis Advance 1853-current
- Access each service through the Library's E-resources page.
Prior to 1982:
- Print Cases Decided in the Court of Claims of the United States (ANNEX KF125.C5 U53x)
- Online at LLMC Digital
After 1982:
- Federal Claims Reporter (SMITH KF 125 .C5 F43x)
- Volumes 1-26 titled "United States Claims Court Reporter"
- Volumes 27- titled "Federal Claims Reporter"
- Includes trial decisions of the Claims court and reprints appellate decisions from the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit and the Supreme Court.
- United States Federal Claims Digest (SMITH KF 125 .C51 U55x)
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