of the cases decided in the previous 24 hours by the U.S. Supreme Court, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, California Supreme Court, and California Court of Appeal. Each summary includes a link to the full text of the case. The Searchable Civil Register provides attorneys the ability to search all filings in the Los Angeles Court Civil Register using a variety of search criteria, including issues, judges, law firms, and parties involved. LACBA supplies members with automated Judicial Council forms from LexisNexis. Judge in a Flash (JIF) and Judicial Profiles help attorneys get to know their judges by providing information on the judges' expectations and decision history. Elerts supply attorneys with four ways to configure email notifications: by a client's name, case number, new case filing, or by case type. Since 1991, LACBA has published the Southern California Directory of Experts & Consultants. This annual directory is a benefit of membership and contains thousands of listings in more than 500 categories of medical, technical, forensic, scientific, and legal experts. L.A. County Bar Foundation The Los Angeles County Bar Foundation raises money and distributes it to legal services organizations in Los Angeles County, including LACBA’s three projects: Domestic Violence, AIDS Legal Services, and Immigration Legal Assistance. With the help of volunteer lawyers and the financial support of law firms, foundations, corporations, and individual lawyers, the Foundation has contributed more than $8 million to the growth of nonprofit organizations providing legal services to the most needy in the Los Angeles community. Through its 48 volunteer board members, the Foundation evaluates grant applications and distributes the funds it raises to legal services organizations. $150,000 was allocated to 23 public service legal organizations in fiscal year 2010–2011, and since 1963, the Foundation has allocated $8,004,669. The Foundation was incorporated in 1967 as a nonprofit public benefit corporation, and it holds several fundraising events per year. Public Counsel Founded in 1970, Public Counsel is the public interest law firm of the Los Angeles County and Beverly Hills Bar Associations, among others. Public Counsel is the largest pro bono law office in the U.S. Its principal role is matching volunteer private attorneys with indigent individuals who need legal services. Public Counsel partners with LACBA to achieve the shared goal of maximizing the availability of legal services to the poor in L.A. County. Affiliated Bar Associations 21 geographic and minority bar associations are affiliated with LACBA by