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You should start with the secondary sources. What are the finding tools and how are these sources updated?

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461 S.W.2d 370  Court of Appeals of Kentucky.  Clarence BLAIR, Appellant v.  Kenneth EBLEN, Appellee. ( Dec. 18, 1970)
To locate this case, I went into the index of the Southwestern Reporter, 2nd edition. I then went to volume 461. From there, I located it on page 370. To check the good law, in Shepard's citation and looked up the volume number (bold in a rectangle) and page number. Below it, I found the history abbreviations.

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597 S.W.2d 141
Supreme Court of Kentucky.
Patricia M. DEUTSCH, Movant v. Melvin SHEIN, M.D. and Melvin Shein, M.D. P.S.C., Respondent. (March 11, 1980).
To locate this particular case, I went into the index of the Southwestern Reporter, 2nd edition. I also found the volume, 597 and found the case-related information on page 141. To check the good law, in Shepard's citation and looked up the volume number (bold in a rectangle) and page number. Below it, I found the history abbreviations.

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683 S.W.2d 255 Supreme Court of Kentucky
Paintsville Hospital Company, Movant v. Jake Rose, Administrator of the Estate of Grimsey Rose, Deceased, Respondent. (Jan. 17, 1985).
When looking for the case I went to the index of the Southwestern, 2nd edition. In the book, I found the volume, 683 as well as the page number, 255. To check the good law, in Shepard's citation and looked up the volume number (bold in a rectangle) and page number. Below it I found the history abbreviations.

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964 S.W.2d 438 Court of Appeals of Kentucky.
Holly Anne Oakley, Appellant, v.  Flor-Shin, INC., Appellee
March 13, 1998.
To locate the case I went to the volume number and went to the page number. to check to see if the law was still good I went to Shepard's citation and looked up the volume number (bold in a rectangle) and page number. Below it, I found the history abbreviations.

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In the Kentucky Digest and found on page 200 information about health. A patient was discharged twice despite the excruciating symptoms because a hospital failed to diagnose the patient correctly and as a result, the patient died. This case took me to the Southwestern reporter, 3rd edition. The Volume was 487 on, page 864. "Saint Joseph Healthcare, Inc. v. Thomas, 487 S.W.3d. 864." This case also took me to the social security act 1867, 42 U.S.C.A 139dd.-Id as well as Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann 411 . 184(3).- Id. To check the good law, in Shepard's citation and looked up the volume number (bold in a rectangle) and page number. Below it, I found the history abbreviations.

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You must update all of your primary source findings by Shepardizing. You must include this process in your research trail.