2013LexisNexis® Information Professional UpdateProduct updates and research strategies from the LexisNexis® Librarian Relations Group

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Going to SLA 2013? You could come home with an Apple® iPad® MiniStop by LexisNexis Booth #1106 at the SLA Annual Conference & INFO-EXPO June 9 – 11 in San Diego, view two or more demos, and you’re automatically entered. Get the details!

Lexis® for Microsoft® Office integrated with Lexis Advance® content and functionality!Now these two innovative technologies work together to bring you a better research and drafting experience.

You’ve never seen Moore’s Federal Practice® like this!To celebrate the 75th anniversary of this venerable publication, here’s a fun infographic depicting the treatise’s growth. Get a sample eBook chapter—no charge.

New Public Records search pinpoints current assetsWhat do they really own? Now you can confirm only current real assets—quickly and with one search.

Shepard’s® at Lexis Advance: Statutes, regulations, law reviews and more! You can Shepardize® more than case law at Lexis Advance. Shepardize primary and secondary law sources too. Here’s how.

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Going to SLA 2013? You could come home owning an Apple® iPad® MiniStop by LexisNexis Booth #1106 … enter for a chance to win an iPad® mini.*

Just learn more about LexisNexis® products at the SLA Annual Conference & INFO-EXPO June 9 – 11 in San Diego. View two or more LexisNexis product demonstrations, and you’re automatically entered into the prize drawing for an iPad® mini. You’ll also receive a special gift just for viewing. Complete drawing rules and eligibility requirements will be available at Booth #1106.

When you visit LexisNexis Booth #1106 you can view:

• LexisNexis® Academic and LexisNexis® Library Express: Premier library research tools for college students and public library patrons

• lexis.com®

• nexis.com® and Nexis® Direct

• SmartLinx® search technology in LexisNexis® Public Records

• LexisNexis® Smart Meeting: Trigger company reports when you schedule or accept a meeting through Microsoft® Outlook® 

• LexisNexis® Publisher

• LexisNexis® Digital Library: A new chapter in library lending!

• LexisNexis® eBooks: Increased mobility with electronic publications

• Lexis Advance®: Transform the way you conduct legal research

• CourtLink®: Access the largest, most detailed collection of court dockets and documents

• Lexis® Practice Advisor: practical guidance from leading practitioners for attorneys handling transactional matters

• LexisNexis® Mobile Solutions: Get essential insights—wherever you are, wherever you go

LexisNexis is proud to be a 2013 SLA Gold Sponsor

As a Gold Sponsor of the 2013 SLA Annual Conference & INFO-EXPO, LexisNexis will provide attendees with an official SLA 2013 tote bag. Plus drop by the Exhibit Hall’s LexisNexis Techspot to charge your electronic devices, check email or search the Web.

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LexisNexis is also supporting the following SLA Division programs and educational sessions:

Just Say NO to Aimlessness! Strategic Leveraging of Social Media Content Monday, June 10, 8 a.m.

The goal of any successful social media initiative for a public or private organization is to create useful output that benefits the organization and the contributors using these platforms. Learn how to assemble attractive and fun social media environments that stimulate strong participation, effective knowledge sharing, and customer feedback that can finally bridge the communication gap between the organization and its clients or customers. The SLA Knowledge Management Division brings you speakers Ethel Salonen (The MITRE Corporation) and Cheryl Yanek (Catalyst, Inc.).

Spotlight Session! Practitioner Picks: Best CI Techniques in Legal, Science and Finance Tuesday, June 11, 7:30 a.m.

The SLA Competitive Intelligence Division will bring you competitive intelligence practitioners from three industries to share the top tool or technique they use to gather and analyze information or report intelligence to their clients. Learn how unique approaches suit different industries, whether they are advanced methods, case studies or best practices. Moderator: Craig Fleisher (Aurora WDC). Speakers: Anne Herron (Allis Information Management), Alex Ilg (Morgan Stanley), John Jackson (Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan) and Barbara Wilson.

60 Sites in 60 Minutes! Tuesday, June 11, 8 a.m.

Don’t miss this wildly popular session from the SLA Legal Division. Speakers John Digilio (Reed Smith LLP), Gayle Lynn-Nelson (LexisNexis) and Samuel Wiggins (Norton Rose LLP) explore new and under-utilized websites. Fast-paced and fun, it offers a glimpse of what you may be missing on the Web.

Plus LexisNexis speakers will participate in these educational programs:

Patent Research: The Next Level Saturday, June 8, 8 a.m.

Patents mean big business! In fact, Google bought Motorola just to acquire its patents. But how many of us know what a patent is or what makes something patentable? In this expanded version of the popular Patent Research 101 presentation, Maria Kreiser (USPTO) and Chris Vestal (LexisNexis) will show participants how to define a patent, explain the opportunities for librarians in patent research and label the different parts of a patent. After the basics, we’ll move to the next level and expose students to free and commercial resources to use in patent research, explain different patent classification systems, demonstrate advanced research techniques for prior art research, and explain how to determine if a patent is enforceable. NOTE: Bring your laptop! Dedicated Internet access will be provided for this session.

Different Hats: Librarians in the Federal Government Sunday, June 9, 11:45 a.m.

Where are we going from here? In this panel discussion, Blane Dessy (Library of Congress), Jessica Hernandez (FDA) and Marie Kaddell (LexisNexis) will share information about the trends they see emerging in their respective workplaces and how these trends will change the role of librarians.

See you in San Diego!

*No purchase necessary. You must be a legal resident of the 50 United States and 18 years or older. Sweepstakes dates June 9 – 11, 2013. For complete rules, go to LexisNexis Booth #1106.

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New release of Lexis® for Microsoft® Office now integrates with Lexis Advance® content and expands functionality

Now these two innovative technologies work together to bring you a better research and drafting experience.

Lexis® for Microsoft® Office is the industry-leading, legal drafting and review solution, providing seamless access to research and drafting tools relevant to your work product. It streamlines your research and drafting process by integrating essential features within the Microsoft Office applications you use every day. It helps you:

• Save significant time looking up general background information on legal entities, terms, or citations directly within your documents or emails

• Streamline your legal drafting and review by formatting citations in real time to ensure they conform to citation style manuals

• Work efficiently by easily converting non-protected PDF files into Microsoft® Word documents or by creating a table of authorities with the click of a button

• Deliver better outcomes by validating legal authority for citations in your document significantly faster using Shepard’s Signal™ indicators

Now you can leverage valuable Lexis Advance® content and functionality while working within your Microsoft® Outlook® and Word documents! That includes:

Post-search results filters

Post-search filters within your search results allow you to control and refine your comprehensive search. Now you can choose to filter by:

• Jurisdiction

• Court

• Timeline

• Subscription (in plan vs. out of plan)

• Source

• Practice areas and topics

• Attorney

• Law firm

• Citations

• Keyword

• Judge

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New content types available

When you click the Search box, content types included in your Lexis Advance subscription are available in Lexis for Microsoft Office, including:

• Administrative codes and regulations

• Administrative materials

• Forms

• Jury instructions

• Jury verdicts and settlements

• Expert witness analysis

• Dockets

• News

• Legal news

• Directories

• Scientific

• Company and financial

Expanded in-document navigation methods

Once you select a document to review in the right reading pane, expanded navigation options let you quickly identify information relevant to your document or email (options available depend on the type of document you’re viewing):

• Terms—move quickly to specific occurrences of terms from your search string

• Reporter—change to the pagination of other applicable reporters

• Jump to—move directly to a particular section of the document, such as Case Summary, Core Terms, Subsequent History, Outcome, etc.

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More document delivery options

Increased document delivery capabilities align with your workflow when printing, downloading, emailing and formatting documents:

• Comprehensive document delivery capabilities when viewing your citations list that enhance the legal authority validation process

• Document download options include: save as one or separate files; convert to ZIP files; and choose between PDF or DOCX document versions

• Format options let you display search terms, embed legal citations and page numbers; and select fonts/line spacing

New document sorting capabilities

In addition to relevance and dates, now you can sort your search results (in ascending or descending order) by:

• Document title

• Jurisdiction

• Court

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Additional search options

From any set of search results, just click the Options pull-down menu and you can:

• Toggle between natural language and terms & connectors searches

• Expand your search to include synonyms and equivalents for your legal search terms

New search results display options

Now you can choose to view your search results in the following formats:

• Terms—shows you the paragraph from the document that best illustrates your search terms in the document context

• Overview—shows you a summary of the document contents

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Lexis Advance subscription determines document-access charges and invoicesLexis for Microsoft Office gross usage charges are determined by Lexis Advance document-access rules. In addition, when you select an out-of-plan document from your search results, you’ll see a Preview box, which provides the following:

• Document title

• Document cost

• Examples of your search terms within the document

• Document overview

• Option to access the document

Need more information?If you’d like additional details on how Lexis for Microsoft Office can work for you, please contact your LexisNexis® representative or your LexisNexis® Librarian Relations Consultant.

1938 1942 1948 1962 1974 1994 2009 20131997 2000 2007 20111996Professor James William moore PUBliCaTioN of moore’s feDeral PraCTiCe

CoUrT CiTiNGs

Moore’s Federal Practice® is 75! Cited in more than 47,000 cases since its first printing in 1938, Moore’s Federal Practice® is a trusted standard for legal analysis of federal procedure. To celebrate its 75th anniversary, here’s a fun look at how this venerable publication has grown from a four-volume print set to a full publication line that also includes eBooks, online access and practice guides.

1938 Professor James William Moore serves as an original drafter of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

1938 First cited by a federal court in Nichols v. Sanborn Co., 24 F. Supp. 908 (D. Mass. 1938)

2013 Most recent SCOTUS citing, Marx v. General Revenue Corp., 185 L. Ed. 2d 242 (2013)

1997 Moore’s publications debut at lexis.com®

1942 First cited by the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) in Reeves v. Beardall, Executor, 316 U.S. 283 (1942)

1938 Moore’s Federal Practice—four-volume treatise on new rules—debuts

1948 Moore’s Federal Practice, Second Edition, nine-volume treatise, published

1962 Professor Moore awarded the first Learned Hand Medal for excellence in jurisprudence

1974 “In Honor of James William Moore: Forward,” published in the Yale Law Journal

1994 Professor Moore dies, and a Moore’s Board of Editors is formed

1996-97 Board of Editors completely revises the set

1997 Moore’s Federal Practice Third Edition is a 31-volume loose-leaf treatise

2007 14,000+ pages of treatise text replaced for restyling of Civil Rules

2009 First AnswerGuide™, Moore’s Federal Practice: Federal Pretrial Civil Litigation, released

2011 Moore’s Federal Practice available as an eBook

2000 James William Moore Writing Competition, for first year law students

2000 First portable, softbound edition

Cited in more than 47,000 cases

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New Public Records search pinpoints current assets

What do they really own? Now you can confirm the existence of a person’s current real assets—quickly and with one LexisNexis® Public Records search.

Look for the Public Records Current Asset Report (People) now available via your Public Records subscription for Lexis Advance®, lexis.com® or nexis.com®. This report is not available to all LexisNexis subscribers. Please contact

your LexisNexis account representative with questions.

Current Asset Report (People) searches across the LexisNexis Public Records offering and then provides information on the assets an individual currently owns including Real Property Records and FAA Aircraft.

(If you have a “permissible use”1 to view the information under current law, you can also view a person’s current watercraft registrations and motor vehicle registrations.)

Enter the target’s name and identifying information. You can use the LexisNexis Public Records search-refining features you’re familiar with, like age range and requesting alternatives spellings and nicknames. It’s a great way to uncover assets and: • Confirm ownership and value of assets during due diligence. • Determine if parties can pay for damages during early case assessment. • Confirm or deny the existence of any real assets during the course of litigation. • Uncovering joint assets that may have been acquired without the other party’s knowledge during divorce proceedings.

Search Tip: Only those assets titled in the name being searched will appear in the Current Asset Report (People) results. Consider searching the name of a spouse, relative or other individual residing at the address with your target to determine if they own the assets as well.

Included with the real property overview listed in the Current Asset Report (People) is an Automated Valuation Model (AVM) that provides an estimated market value for single-family, condominium, townhouse and planned unit development (PUD) properties. Plus find comparable as well as area sales values.

For additional information about Current Asset Report (People), including additional search tips, contact your LexisNexis account executive or your LexisNexis Librarian Relations Consultant.

1 You can select a permissible use, e.g., litigation, law enforcement, etc., when you select LexisNexis Public Records.

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Shepard’s® at Lexis Advance®: Statutes, regulations, law reviews and more! You can Shepardize® more than case law at Lexis Advance®. Just as you could at lexis.com®, you can Shepardize primary and secondary law sources, including:• 50 state statutes and the United States Code Service sections• 50 state regulations and the Code of Federal Regulations sections• U.S. Court Rules and 50 state courts rules• U.S. Constitution and 50 state constitutions articles and sections• Law review articles

Enter your citation in the red search box at Lexis Advance and click Shepard’s®. For example, to Shepardize 29 U.S.C.S. § 669:

To find the Shepard’s format for the publication you wish to check, go to the Shepard’s Citation Format Assistant. The searchable format list is also available at the LexisNexis InfoPro website.

The Lexis Advance Shepard’s display—three subtabs showing Legislative History, Citing Decisions and Citing Law Reviews, Treatises etc. —is available. (Note that Shepard’s Signal™ indicators are included for citing cases!) The Grid view is available for cases, statutes and law reviews, though these sources show much less volatility.

Plus you can filter your Shepard’s results in a variety of ways. The default display is sorted from highest to lowest court. You can use the left filtering pane to filter by:• Analysis (one or more)• Jurisdictions• Time frame

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Also use the left filtering pane to find specific concepts within your results. Enter your terms in the Terms within results box and click OK.

Use the Sort by box to change your results display to newest references first. Or select Analysis (Red to Blue) to re-order results to bring references with negative treatment to the top. (The Analysis link

does the same

thing.)

Find familiar features when Shepardizing™ statutes

When Shepardizing™ statutes at Lexis Advance, you will also find the same timesaving and “deep-research” features available at lexis.com. For example:

See upfront if pending legislation could affect your statute section. The Citing Decisions subtab is the default display. Click the Pending Legislation warning link and move to current bill versions. (From the full-text bills, you can also link to the bill-tracking reports.)

View subsection reports by specific court citation The comprehensive report for the section you Shepardized™ displays first. If you need to verify a specific subsection, e.g., 29 U.S.C.S. §699(a), click the Subsection reports by specific court citation link and select the section you need.

Create an alert and monitor changes to your citation Click the Gold Bell icon and monitor for any treatment changes or only positive or negative changes—even to the subsection level.