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- By developing and marketing highly affordable information retrieval tools for today's online law office, TheLaw.net Corporation has, since 1999, competed aggressively to establish meaningful, long-term business relationships in the marketspace dominated by West and Lexis. Click here to see what TheLaw.net looks once it has been installed on your computer. |  | - More than four million searchable judicial opinions updated four times daily, providing a viable alternative to: U.S. Reports, Federal Reporter and most state reporters.
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At the point-of-purchase, many participants in the legal profession complain to us that the web-based versions of West and Lexis have created more management issues than they solve with their selfish data-parsing policies and Outside The Plan Surcharges.
Accessing needed items of information should be easier, cheaper and faster for a compusearcher than it used to be for a book researcher using a traditional law library. |  |  | Instead, it's considered acceptable, even normal, for the online law office to pay a significant monthly licensing fee just for the privilege of having ongoing access primarily to mandatory precedent in its primary jurisdiction.
But, as this "pie chart" suggests, under these plans the other 49 states, 12 Federal circuits and 94 Federal districts are not included. Worse still, a high toll is paid to traverse jurisdictional lines; a harsh economic reality that many users experience post facto. |
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To avoid reading all of the opinions in the stacks, researchers have always paid infomediaries to enhance the usability of diffuse resources. |  | Today, the dominant web-based research vendors continue to extol the benefits of (and charge dearly for) old-world editorial enhancements such as proprietary editor-generated headnotes, annotations, key numbers and the like; enhancements which used to be critical for the book researcher.
Today, many compusearchers view such enhancements as superfluous second steering wheels in light of their ability to query a database with such a high degree of specificity. Master a handful of easy-to-learn search strategies and you may discover that the fat fees you've been paying to the premium vendors have actually been slowing you down. | |
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Subscribe to WestLaw and they will train you to slog through their expensive, mind-numbing proprietary interfaces and editorial enhancements. Lexis will do the same. |  |  | Subscribe to TheLaw.net and you will quickly master some simple search strategies that unleash the power and capabilities that are already built into every personal computer. | | -
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Receiving training from West or Lexis as to the best way to navigate their highfalutin graphical-user-interfaces is not the same as learning how to stretch your dollar by knowing how to get the most out of your computer!
|  | | | Once you bond with this simple business proposition, you may no longer care to fund these costly monthly subscription plans that can include outlandish surcharges simply because the items of information you really wanted to read originated in alternative jurisdictions or practice areas. |
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