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Top Ten Things You Need to Know About LexisAdvance

By saltmeyer Posted on February 2, 2012 Posted in Lexis, Westlaw & Bloomberg

Take a peak at this quick chart put together by the Lexis folks which lists ten key features of LexisAdvance with brief descriptions of each.   Learn about the useful features of LexisAdvance in 5 minutes or less!

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LexisAdvance is Here!

By saltmeyer Posted on January 18, 2012 Posted in Lexis, Westlaw & Bloomberg

LexisAdvance, Lexis’s answer to WestlawNext is now available for students and faculty.  Similar to WestlawNext, LexisAdvance has an all-in-one search box, enhanced natural language searching and folders to store your research.  Some features exclusive to LexisAdvance include:  Results from the …

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Terms and Connectors Searching on WestlawNext v. Westlaw

By saltmeyer Posted on November 10, 2011 Posted in Lexis, Westlaw & Bloomberg

If you type a terms and connectors search into the WestlawNext search box, you may not get the same results as doing the same search on Classic Westlaw.  This is true if your search only includes the connectors: and, or, ” “.  Why?  WestlawNext …

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Lexis App: Law School Q & A Series

By saltmeyer Posted on September 21, 2011 Posted in Apps/Technology, Lexis, Westlaw & Bloomberg, Study and Exam Tips

Lexis is offering an interactive Law School Q & A Series app.  The app works on iPhones and iPads.  It is free to download the app and access the first ten questions.  To access the rest of the questions, a …

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WestlawNext Command Searching

By saltmeyer Posted on September 13, 2011 Posted in Lexis, Westlaw & Bloomberg

These commands were new to me, so I thought I would share them on the blog.  DO NOT type parenthesis or any type of brackets when you use these. Also most of these require a colon : after the operator …

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