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The Philadelphia Lawyer & The Philadelphia Bar Reporter: Now Available Online

By Taylor Berkoski •  July 11, 2024
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Two Philadelphia Bar Association titles have been added to HeinOnline -- The Philadelphia Lawyer and The Philadelphia Bar Reporter. HeinOnline is accessible remotely to Jenkins' members or can be accessed onsite at Jenkins. The titles can be found in Hein's Bar Journals database.

The Philadelphia Lawyer (previously known as The Shingle from 1938-1990) is the association's quarterly magazine. It covers topics on the practice areas of law, lifestyles, technology, fiction, book reviews and other topics of interest to the legal community. Hein Online's coverage includes 1938 through the current issue. Jenkins also has the title in print. 

The Philadelphia Bar Reporter is the association's monthly newspaper. It includes news of  Association activities, encourages member participation, and focuses on services to members. Hein's coverage is currently from 1972-2023. Jenkins also has the title in print. 

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