The Legal Intelligencer
Over the last few years, law firms have blamed trends, the economy and even competitors for forcing them to change the way they run their businesses
...Skills & Values: Contracts," a textbook recently published by Lexis Nexis and co-authored by William J. Woodward Jr....
...opinions are widely available at law libraries and on Westlaw and Lexis Nexis. Attorney Bradley Clark in Austin, Texas, said that small...
The e-mail that arrived in Robert Wakeman's inbox in February 2009 should have been good news: The CEO of a Taiwanese manufacturing company wanted to retain his Albany-based law firm to chase down de
Law Department Managemen
When Raymond Bayley, CEO of legal services firm Novus Law, was describing the state of the legal profession to a group of Georgetown University law students recently, he spoke of non-lawyer ownership
...across the United States have jumped from a physical file to Lexis Nexis Concordance, which is an effective system of managing thousands of litigation...
...only a slight jump in their bankruptcy practices. A Lexis Nexis analysis in late July showed a 37 percent increase in the...
When the staffs of The Legal Intelligencer and Pennsylvania Law Weekly sat down to put together this year?s ?Women in the Profession? supplement, we realized that we wanted to do something new with t
...The dispute arose when Ohio-based Mead sold its Lexis/Nexis research service in 1994, realizing $1.5 billion in capital gain...
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