Legal Research 2.0: Beyond Law School
Handakte WebLAWg | 2. April 2009 — In today’s economic climate, it is more important than ever to maintain a competitive edge in the employment industry. Soon, ex…
Bewegung im Markt für juristische Datenbanken
Theres a battle about to break out on your computer screen. On the third floor of Wests sprawling corporate headquarters outside Minneapolis, a veritable army of professionals has been working for nearly five years to create a revamped Westlaw. They are changing everything from the interface users see on their PC screens to all the technology that makes it work behind the scenes. Known as WestlawNext, the new platform will debut February 1. On its own suburban campus near Dayton, Ohio, LexisNexisthe other half of the duopoly that has ruled online legal research for almost 40 years (some call it Wexis)is planning its own revamped platform. Referred to internally as New Lexis, it is slat…
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Juristische Datenbanken: Preise bei WestlawNext
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Foreign Corrupt Practices Act und zunehmende Klageverfahren
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Exclusive: Inside the New Westlaw, Lexis & Bloomberg Platforms - News - ABA Journal
The biggest changes in legal research in more than a decade are about to start showing up on lawyers’ computer screens nationwide. Westlaw is debuting an entirely revamped online search service February 1. Lexis plans to follow with its own revamped platform later this year. Bloomberg plans a new version of its legal search tool for 2010. And Google has recently unveiled a free legal research service of its own. We have an exclusive look inside the new tools. There’s a battle about to break out on your computer screen. On the third floor of West’s sprawling corporate headquarters outside Minneapolis, a veritable army of professionals has been working for nearly five years to create a revamped Westlaw. They are changing everything from the interface users see on their PC screens to all the technology that makes it work behind the scenes. Known as WestlawNext, the new platform will debut…
