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*A Brief Guide to Finding Court Documents Contains a series of questions and answers written for public librarians to help their patrons look for court documents.
*Resources to Help with Notice of Civil Claim in Supreme Court (Janet to create link)
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===Website tools===
***''Bullen & Leake & Jacob's Precedents and Pleadings'' - Discusses how to draft pleadings and includes sample pleadings in areas such as defamation, employment law, judicial review, personal injury and privacy.
***''McLachlin & Taylor or British Columbia Court Forms'' - Comprehensive textbook that discusses drafting pleadings and provides precedents.
***'''Civil Trial Handbook''' - Offers information about trial preparation and strategy. It combines legal and procedural material and gives practical information that includes objectives, pointers, and strategy. ***'''Sanagan’s Encyclopedia of words and phrases, legal maxims, Canada'''. Can help you find the meaning of legal words as defined by Canadian courts, and provide references to statutes or cases where words or phrases are defined.***'''Canadian Encyclopedic Digest''' - Comprehensive encyclopedia of Canadian law, which includes references to relevant statutes and case law.***'''Halsbury’s Laws of Canada''' – describes over 100 legal topics, with references to relevant statutes and case law. {{Beginner's Guide to Finding Legal Information Navbox|type=started}} __NOGLOSSARY____NOTOC__
==Online Guides to Legal Research==