Borrowing from Law Libraries in Chicago
The D'Angelo Law Library has special arrangements with the other local law school libraries, and we can usually get a book or article from one of these libraries in two to three business days.
If you are looking for a legal treatise, a law review article, or a case, or WorldCat indicates that the law library at DePaul, Chicago-Kent, John Marshall, Loyola, or Northwestern owns the book, please contact the D'Angelo Law Library reference desk in person or by phone at (773) 702-9631.
We are able to provide this service only to faculty, staff, and students of the Law School.
Borrowing from Other Libraries
Main Interlibrary Loan Page (ILLiad)
If you find a book listed in WorldCat, you may request it by clicking on the FindIt! button and filling out an online interlibrary loan request form. You may also go to the main Interlibrary Loan page to make requests for books or articles, to renew a book that you are still using, or to check the status of a request.
Lending to Law Firm Libraries
Chicago Association of Law Libraries (CALL) member libraries should contact the Interlibrary Loan Department at Joseph Regenstein Library as above to request items held at the D'Angelo Law Library. OCLC requests directed to either CGU or KEH (our CALL Union List symbol) will be fulfilled by Interlibrary Loan.
The D'Angelo Law Library occasionally handles interlibrary loan requests from Chicago Association of Law Libraries (CALL) member institutions. Inquiries may be directed to lawILL@lib.uchicago.edu or to D'Angelo Law Reference at (773) 702-3731. The requestor will be notified within two business days as to whether the item will be lent. The loan period is 30 days.
Lending requests will not be granted to individuals. Interlibrary loan services are only available to other libraries.
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