Legal Articles Now Available on Lexis.com
LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell® Legal Articles Now Available on lexis.comFull-text thought leadership articles from nation's leading law firms added to LexisNexis online research service
New Providence, N.J. - May 30, 2006 - Press Release- LexisNexis, the leading provider of client development solutions for the legal profession, today announced that Legal Articles, a Martindale-Hubbell product of thousands of fully searchable articles providing current legal analysis, are now available on lexis.com.
The articles offer insights from the nation's most respected legal minds regarding judicial decisions, commentary on new statutes and regulations, and other legislative and regulatory developments. Lexis.com users will now be able to search for articles by topic, industry or area of practice, article title or keyword, date range, author name and firm name.
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According to a survey by Brand Research, legal articles are an important factor aiding in decision support when lawyers or in-house counsel are looking to refer cases to other attorneys. To assist with the lawyer search process, one-click links from a Legal Article on lexis.com offer users the ability to dive deeper into additional content by instantly pulling up other articles from the firm, the author or just related news on the topic. Moreover, built-in links to the Martindale-Hubbell professional biographies point users to the article authors, allowing users to gain additional insight about the firm or lawyer who contributed the article.
"The availability of the Martindale-Hubbell Legal Articles in a searchable format on lexis.com enables legal professionals to stay abreast of top legal news by industry and practice areas that are of interest to them," said Solomon. "Moreover, we make it easy for buyers of legal services to quickly identify and locate the lawyer or firm who authored the article."
To access the complete Legal Articles database and to register for free email alerts regarding new articles that become available, go to www.martindale.com/xp/Martindale/Legal_Articles/article_search_basic.xml.
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