I received access to Lexis Advance last week, and I have to say that I'm REALLY impressed with it. Yes, there are a few bugs and things that it doesn't do yet (as our OU head librarian figured out), but it is really easy to use and very helpful. I especially love the Shepard's timeline for cases, which helps tremendously for complicated cases (READ: TENNCARE CASES). Lexis Advance also has the folder, highlight, and note functions I (and probably many others) have been requesting for a long time.
I have yet to try Westlaw Next, but I've heard that it is also pretty good. As a bit of a grumble, I've been locked out of my TWEN website all morning because of server issues on Westlaw's end. I was ready to post several documents for my class, but I'll have to wait and do it later.
I have yet to try Westlaw Next, but I've heard that it is also pretty good. As a bit of a grumble, I've been locked out of my TWEN website all morning because of server issues on Westlaw's end. I was ready to post several documents for my class, but I'll have to wait and do it later.
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