Leo is like the Eveready bunny... He sez the meme that "real" lawyers don't use Justia for serious research is BS cuz Bob Bauer of Perkins Coie obviously does, cuz he cited it.
From ORYR
JustiaGate: Obama's Eligibility Attorney's Office Cited Justia For Supreme Court HoldingQuote:
There’s a bogus astroturfing mantra going ’round the blogosphere which sounds something like this, “No real lawyer would ever use an online web site like Justia.“ The talking point is thoroughly debunked by a very powerful legal source. Ever heard of Perkins Coie? They are the law firm which defended Obama in eligibility suits before he was elected. Ever heard of Bob Bauer? He is a partner in Perkins Coie and was General Counsel of Obama For America 2008, then White House Counsel, and is now back in private practice as Obama’s personal attorney to lead the charge in the 2012 election.
Perkins Coie is as powerful and shrewd a law firm as has ever existed and hey, what do you know kids, their mega influential legal blog cited to Justia in an article published there on June 28, 2010, “Business Methods Patents Survive, But Not Bilski’s Patent“:
“The next key decision was Parker v. Flook, 437 U.S. 584 (1978)[3]. The process claims there involved a practical application (updating the value of an alarm limit for ending a chemical reaction), but the only novel feature of the process was the specific manner in which the alarm limit was calculated…
[3]
http://supreme.justia.com/us/437/584/case.html“
Since Leo did not provide a link

I'm assuming from the context that this appears on the Perkins Coie site as an article about their business. I therefore will also assume that they linked to Supreme Justia so their clients could check out the cite, as most of their clients would not have access to Lexis or Westlaw.
That would make perfect sense to the sane, but not so much to the conspiracy theorists and poker playing "attorneys."
And there's a lot more at the link, apparently proving the explanation by justia of the glitch in hot links in cases is BS also.