Social Law Library
Law PracticeMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees
Social Law Library, founded in 1803 and based in Boston, operates as a member-governed, dues-funded legal research institution. It offers access to research materials, remote databases, reference assistance, and document delivery, along with training and continuing legal education. The organization also provides technology and design services for lawyers, law firms, and other legal entities, covering areas such as digital hosting, communications, and branding work. Its client base comprises legal professionals and organizations seeking dependable research resources and ongoing professional development in the field. Based in Boston, the library functions as a small- to mid-sized participant in the legal information landscape, and in 2025 its longtime executive director Robert Brink retired after twenty-seven years of service.