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

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Now your transactional attorneys have step-by-step practical guidance from top practitioners Lexis® Practice Advisor offers new practical guidance content written and edited by top practicing attorneys just for transactional attorneys. Find step-by-step guidance, forms, model documents and more in new modules for Securities & Capital Markets and Mergers & Acquisitions. Take a tour.

Jean P. O’Grady, JD, MLS, of Dewey B Strategic reviews Lexis® Practice AdvisorJust for Law Schools!Unlimited summer access to Lexis Advance®

The new LexisNexis® Summer Access program permits law students to use Lexis Advance® for academic work—and for any summer associate or internship/clerkship. Get the details.

Improved international IP rules and regulations—right at your fingertips LexisNexis has released two new features in Global IP Law Service (GIPLS) at lexis.com®: monthly summaries of new developments in practice and proceedings, and access to Global IP Law Service Quick Charts from the GIPLS Table of Contents. Take a look.

The nation’s leading publisher of state primary-law titles is … LexisNexis! And as the official publisher, we can bring you this important benefit: For each title, we work in tandem with the prevailing authority to ensure the authority and credibility. Review recent contract awards and extensions!

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New from Lexis® Practice Advisor: More practical guidance and expert forms

Savvy law librarians will get the big picture quickly: Lexis® Practice Advisor compiles the resources transactional attorneys need to tackle a matter or task—from end-to-end, from simple to complex.

There are two new Lexis Practice Advisor offerings: Mergers & Acquisitions and Securities & Capital Markets.

Embedded with practical guidance, it’s like having today’s top practicing attorneys assisting your Securities associates and offering practice tips for trending M&A areas to your partners.

And when you’re called upon to be part of the team, you can react quickly. For example, when your M&A teams want to know “what is market” on deals in any industry, you can tell them—extracting data and insights in minutes with a new deal analysis tool, Lexis® Market Tracker.

Simplify the routine

With Lexis Practice Advisor, you and your transactional attorneys can manage matters more quickly and efficiently with easier access to new practical guidance, forms, checklists, model documents and supporting legal analysis and primary content—just what you need to handle transactions, from start to finish.

Get up to speed quickly—and stay current with practice and market trends

Get new attorneys familiar with a wide range of transactional topics quickly so they can become more productive faster. Plus the rich perspective and “ins and outs” of trending areas can refresh a seasoned attorney’s knowledge.

Good starting point for drafting

Model documents and sample forms provide a good starting point for drafting. Find hundreds of relevant forms, sample agreements, drafting notes and checklists. Drafting notes and alternate clauses are embedded right into the interactive forms. A great complement to your internal DMS, Lexis Practice Advisor forms are continually updated, easy to find and save, and are written without negotiated or obscure provisions that need to be “unwound.”

Dewey B Strategic blog reviews Lexis Practice Advisor

Read the perspective from attorney and law librarian Jean P. O’Grady.

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Important features of Lexis Practice Advisor modules:

• Lexis Practice Advisor content is written and enhanced by top attorneys currently in practice. (Meet them.) Gain access to real-world guidance from practitioners in firms such as:

– DLA Piper– Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP– Greenberg Traurig LLP– Covington & Burling LLP– Morrison & Foerster LLP– Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

• In addition to the end-to-end guidance, the expert attorneys have also selected additional on-point, legal content from the LexisNexis® services. Click once and gain access to seminal cases, codes and full treatises. Another Lexis Practice Advisor exclusive!

• Interactive forms have practical guidance, notes and alternate clauses at your fingertips. Start drafting faster. View the annotations right in the form. Insert alternate clauses. Keep track of changes. Download sections or full forms to Work Folders or your clipboard. Print, download or email to colleagues.

• Pre- and post-search filters let you focus your results quickly. Work Folders keep documents, search results, notes, etc., organized. Alerts monitor changes. And your search History is saved for 90 days. Documents in Work Folders stay indefinitely.

Lexis Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions and Securities & Capital Markets offerings are available as stand-alone products. Ask your LexisNexis account executive or Librarian Relations Consultant for details.

Lexis Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions

• Review screens and navigation.

• Get tips for using interactive forms.

• Discover how the new Lexis Market Tracker tool uncovers current deal trends.

Lexis Practice Advisor Securities & Capital Markets

• Review screens and navigation.

• Learn which world-class firms developed the guidance documents.

• Get tips for using interactive forms.

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Lexis® Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions: Practical guidance, sample forms and a deal analysis tool

Behind the “art of the deal” lie many hours of groundwork by your associates, your partners, and often, by you too. Now each stage—from initial evaluation through closing—can be accomplished with greater confidence and unprecedented speed.

Lexis Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions covers the topics, transactions and perspectives that are most critical to your M&A practitioners: Public Company M&A, Private Asset Acquisitions, Private Stock Acquisitions, Private Mergers and more.

Practical guidance for each topic is covered in detail—from structuring and planning a deal, handling preliminary agreements, conducting due diligence, drafting and negotiating the main purchase or merger agreement, through to signing and closing.

World-class firms providing the exclusive M&A practical guidance include:• DLA Piper• Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP• Greenberg Traurig LLP

That exclusive content includes more than 300 M&A forms, including forms that practicing attorneys have edited and embedded with guidance such as drafting notes and alternate clauses. Plus attorneys have handpicked seminal cases, codes and treatises that relate to each topic. If you need this analytical material, just click and go.

Sign in to Lexis Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions (i.e., click the Mergers & Acquisitions tab next to the red search box), and the home screen displays:

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• King & Spalding • Troutman Sanders LLP

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Then you can: A Select a topic from the topic tree via the left navigation menu. No searching needed. B Return to a recently viewed document. C See what M&A documents have been added recently. D Search using specific words or concepts via the red search box. e Select My Workspace (above the red search box) to open work folders, manage alerts

or move to your M&A history.

Select a topic or subtopic and view practical guidance, forms or analytical material—all content types on one screen for easy access

Select a topic from the topic tree. For example, under Public Company Mergers & Acquisitions, you select the link for Understanding, Negotiating and Drafting the Public Merger Agreement.

Once you select a topic, your default view is Snapshot. The Snapshot view compiles the top relevant documents for each content type. Move directly to a document to begin reviewing or drafting. Each time you view another topic or document, a subtab opens at the top of the screen so you return easily to any portion of your research.

You can also expand and collapse content types. Just click the down arrow next to the content type.

Once you select a task, you can click View All and display all relevant documents for that content type. The Work Folder icon reminds you which documents have been saved to your folders. And the binoculars icon marks documents you’ve already reviewed.

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Interactive M&A forms—with practical guidance and notes at your fingertips

Start drafting as quickly and effectively as possible. When you select a form, you can click on the editable fields and start drafting. Click the yellow tablet icon and the guidance notes display. Drafting notes display alongside the pertinent form sections. Click the Alternative Clause icon to review an alternate clause; add it to the form by clicking the Add to Form button at the bottom of the clause.

You can review (and print or save) all of the guidance the form offers in a separate document—a great overview. Just click the Drafting notes & alternative clauses link at the top of the form. (Not shown.)

It’s easy to track changes and use the forms in workflow. Send your edited form and notes to a Work Folder. Click the Work Folder icon at the top of the document.

Or download your forms directly into Microsoft® Word. Click the Download icon . You have the option to also download a summary of the edits, the drafting notes and checklists. These options are available for print and email too.

Included with the Mergers & Acquisitions offering: Lexis® Market Tracker

Access the most recent deal terms, provisions and language from a robust database of recent M&A transactions. With Lexis Market Tracker, you and your M&A attorneys can quickly uncover “on-point” deal terms for more effective drafting and extract insights that will assist you in important client negotiations.

View and compare the latest M&A transactions, specific agreement types, deal terms and provisions. No searching necessary. You just select a deal type and the deal points you wish to focus on.

Each deal document is reviewed and tagged with more than 900 highly negotiated deal points to choose from, including deal amounts, financing terms, closing/indemnification terms and much more. Rich, on-point analysis of what is currently market standard is quick and easy.

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Open Lexis Market Tracker from the Mergers & Acquisitions home page. When you click the access link, a new window opens. Choose a deal type, e.g., merger, stock, etc.

Now you start selecting deal points you want to view. The most popular deal points, or fields, are listed at the top of the left pane. As you drill down, adding points, your results narrow automatically.

If you prefer to search, precision searching is also available. Pinpoint specific sample agreements, clauses and terms. For example, in the search box located beneath the Deal Type pull-down, ENTER: reverse termination fee.

From your results screen, you can: A Re-sort or re-order your results list, hide columns and download to Microsoft® Excel®. B Click a link within a results column, e.g., click Target enterprise value at announcement column,

and move to the sections of the deal agreement that reference that value. C Click a deal title and move to the full-text deal document. Then use the links in the left navigation

pane to move to specific deal language. For, example click Reverse Triangular in the left navigation bar to move to the sections of the deal document that spell that out. (See below.)

For a more in-depth tour of Lexis Practice Advisor Mergers & Acquisitions and Lexis Market Tracker, contact your LexisNexis account executive or your LexisNexis Librarian Relations Consultant.

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Lexis® Practice Advisor Securities & Capital Markets: Practical guidance, up-to-date forms, checklists and more

Dewey B Strategic blog reviews Lexis Practice Advisor

Read the perspective from attorney and law librarian Jean P. O’Grady.

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Every minor detail of a Securities offering can have major consequences. Now there’s a streamlined approach to Securities tasks and filings—one that lets you and your Securities practitioners pinpoint SEC materials, forms, checklists, even Blue Sky laws—that adds valuable end-to-end practical guidance and insight.

The Lexis® Practice Advisor Securities & Capital Markets offering marries practical guidance and how-to information from some of the nation’s top Securities practitioners with on-point legal analysis so your firm’s Securities team—and you—have everything you need to complete your filings and offerings with greater ease and efficiency.

You’ll find the topics that are important to Securities lawyers, including IPOs, Periodic Reports, Rule 144A/Regulation S Debt Offerings and Follow-on Offerings. Each topic is covered in-depth from initial considerations such as due diligence to researching precedent SEC filings, drafting and filing disclosure documents, drafting and negotiating transaction documents, through to the closing of the offering or the completion of the filing.

World-class firms providing the exclusive Securities & Capital Markets practical guidance include: • Covington & Burling LLP• K&L Gates LLP• Morrison & Foerster LLP • Reed Smith LLP• Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

This exclusive content includes more than 400 current, forms and checklists, including more than 100 editable forms with important guidance such as drafting notes and alternate clauses. Plus these top practitioners have handpicked the applicable code sections, seminal cases and treatises that relate to your topic. If you need primary law, just click and go.

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Sign in to Lexis Practice Advisor Securities & Capital Markets

(i.e., click the Securities & Capital Markets tab next to the red search box and the home screen displays:

Then you can: A Select a topic from the topic tree via the left navigation menu. B Return to a recently viewed document. C See what Securities documents have been added recently. D Search with specific words or concepts via the red search box. e Select My Workspace (above the red search box) to open Work Folders, manage Alerts or move

to your Securities & Capital Markets history.

Select a topic or sub-topic and view related practical guidance documents

Select a topic or sub-topic from the topic tree, for example, click Secondary Offerings under Secondary Offerings and Resales.

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Once you select a topic, your default view is Snapshot. The Snapshot View compiles the top relevant documents for each content type. Move directly to a document to begin reviewing or drafting. Each time you open another document, a subtab opens at the top of the screen so you return easily to any portion of your research.

You can also expand and collapse content types. Just click the down arrow next to the content type.

Once you select a task, you can click View All and display all relevant documents for that content type. The Work Folder icon reminds you which documents have been saved to your folders. And the binoculars icon marks documents you’ve already reviewed.

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For a more in-depth tour of Lexis Practice Advisor Securities & Capital Markets, contact your LexisNexis account executive or your LexisNexis Librarian Relations Consultant.

Interactive forms and checklists; practical guidance is at your fingertips

Start drafting as quickly and effectively as possible. When you select a checklist or form, you can click on the editable fields and start drafting. Drafting notes display alongside the pertinent form sections. Click the yellow tablet icon and the guidance notes display. Click the Alternative Clause icon (not shown) to review an alternate clause; add it to the form by clicking the Add to Form button at the bottom of the clause

You can review (and print or save) all of the guidance the form offers in a separate document—a great overview. Just click the Drafting notes & alternative clauses link at the top of the form.

It’s easy to track changes and use the forms in workflow. Send your edited form and notes to a Work Folder. Click the Work Folder icon .

Or download your forms directly into Microsoft Word. Click the Download icon . You have the option to also download a summary of the edits, the drafting notes and checklists. These options are available for print and email too.

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New! Law students can qualify for unlimited access to the Lexis Advance® service this summer

LexisNexis® offers an exciting new Summer Access program this year for law students that will permit them to use  Lexis Advance® not only for academic work, but also for any summer associate or internship/clerkship purposes.

Whether students are working in a firm, government agency, any of the courts—or are brushing up on cost effective research skills—they will have unlimited Lexis Advance access.

We understand that as a law student, legal education does not stop during the summer. In fact, some of the most valuable and practical legal education occurs at work as a summer associate or within internship or clerkship programs.

In recognition of this, for the months of May, June, July and August of this year, we are expanding the permissible uses of law students’ Lexis Advance IDs to include use for these programs, including all research or other work performed for the firm, agency or court. A student simply needs to be registered for Lexis Advance.

Here’s how students can register for summer access:

• If a student is already a registered Lexis Advance user, they don’t need to do anything else to get summer access. Their current ID is all that is needed.

• If a student isn’t a registered Lexis Advance user yet (or they are not sure), they should contact their LexisNexis account executive.

It’s that simple.

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Improved international IP rules and regulations—right at your fingertips

If you need to help your IP team keep abreast of international developments in intellectual property, take note. As part of our commitment to excellence in global intellectual property research, LexisNexis® has released two new features in Global IP Law Service (GIPLS) at lexis.com®: monthly summaries of new developments in practice and proceedings for all jurisdictions covered by GIPLS and access to Global IP Law Service Quick Charts from the GIPLS Table of Contents.

You may already know that GIPLS was designed specifically for practicing intellectual property professionals across the world and covers the most important segments of intellectual property—trademarks, patents, utility models, industrial designs and domain names. But you may not know that this powerful research solution:

• provides content created by experts from 99 intellectual property law firms around the world

• features IP legal information from more than 260 countries

• is the most comprehensive, up-to-date source of IP legal information available

Here’s how this invaluable service is now even better!

Monthly summaries of new developments in practice and proceedings for all jurisdictions covered by GIPLS. Now it’s easier to keep up with recent developments.

Each summary provides a set of links that takes you directly to the new information.  The monthly summary is accessible from the GIPLS Table of Contents under the heading “What’s New in Global IP Law Service.” From the summary (sample shown below), just click any topic to go directly to the full-text document.

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Global IP Law Service Quick Charts from the Table of Contents—now this easy-to-read, easy-to-understand information is even easier to access.

Now you can gain access to any of the Quick Charts (sample shown at left). Just click Global IP Law Service Quick Charts via the GIPLS Table of Contents.

Accessing the summaries and charts is simple at lexis.com!

Just select Legal > Area of Law—By Topic > Patent Law > Global IP Law Service > All Global IP Law > All Global IP Law Practice & Proceedings OR All Global IP Law Legislation. Here’s what you’ll see:

Click the + sign next to What’s New in Global IP Law Service to view the list of summaries.

Click the + sign next to Global IP Law Service Quick Charts to view the list of charts.

From the list of monthly summaries, click on the name of the month to view its summary.

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From the list of Global IP Law Service Quick Charts:

1. Click on the name of any region to view the list of available charts.

2. Move through the hierarchy until you see a chart that’s pertinent to your research.

3. Click on the name of the chart to retrieve its description.

4. Click on the link within the description to retrieve the chart, which is in the form of a PDF file.

Click here for additional information about the LexisNexis Global IP Law Service (GIPLS).®

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The nation’s leading publisher of state primary-law titles is …

LexisNexis! And as the official publisher, we can bring you this important benefit: For each title, we work with the prevailing authority to ensure that the legal materials you rely on are both authoritative and reliable. Also note that:

• Our code sets contain annotations with important cases and references to our Matthew Bender® analytical resources (as well as collateral references to other publishers’ material) to provide a comprehensive perspective. And further, our analytical resources are cited by the courts three times more often than those of any other publisher, making our integrated code a pivotal part of a superior library overall.

• LexisNexis publishes the United States Code Service and 39 state and territory codes in their entirety, along with explanatory notes and annotations written by attorney editors who work closely with federal and state authorities. Of the 22 states and territories that contract to have their official annotated codes published, 18 use LexisNexis as their publisher.

• Case citations are carefully selected to save you time weighing through duplicate references or a laundry list of annotations—only those citations of most significance are noted. Plus the case citations are Shepardized™.

• The District of Columbia has awarded LexisNexis the contract to take over as publisher of the official District of Columbia Code beginning in 2013.

• The State of Florida has awarded LexisNexis the contract for the official Florida Administrative Code.

• The Georgia Supreme Court awarded LexisNexis the contract to publish the Official Georgia Reports.

• The Idaho Code Commission again awarded LexisNexis the contract to publish the official Idaho Code.

• The Mississippi Legislature has extended our contract to publish the official Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated.

• The State of New Jersey again awarded LexisNexis the contract for The New Jersey Administrative Code and Register.

• The North Dakota legislature has awarded LexisNexis the contract to publish the official North Dakota Century Code for the next biennium. LexisNexis has served as Official Publisher of the Century Code since 1959.

• Puerto Rico renewed its contract with LexisNexis to be the official publisher of Laws of Puerto Rico Annotated.

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State/territory statutory codes, administrative codes and court report titles published by LexisNexis

State and territory statutory code publications

In addition to the United States Code Service, LexisNexis publishes 40 statutory codes. Of the 22 states or territories that officially contract to have their annotated Codes published, 18 states use LexisNexis as their publisher (indicated in bold below).

Michie’s™ Alabama CodeAlaska StatutesArizona Annotated Revised StatutesArkansas Code of 1987 AnnotatedDeering’s California Codes AnnotatedColorado Revised StatutesDelaware Code AnnotatedLexis® District of Columbia CodeLexisNexis® Florida Annotated Statutes, The Florida Bar EditionOfficial Code of Georgia AnnotatedMichie’s™ Hawaii Revised Statutes AnnotatedIdaho CodeIllinois Compiled Statutes AnnotatedBurns Indiana Statutes AnnotatedMichie’s™ Kentucky Revised Statutes Annotated, Certified VersionMichie’s™ Annotated Code of MarylandAnnotated Laws of MassachusettsMichigan Compiled Laws ServiceMississippi Code of 1972 Annotated

Revised Statutes of Nebraska AnnotatedMichie’s™ Nevada Revised Statutes AnnotatedLexis® New Hampshire Revised Statutes AnnotatedMichie’s™ Annotated Statutes of New Mexico New York Consolidated Laws ServiceGeneral Statutes of North CarolinaNorth Dakota Century Code AnnotatedNorthern Mariana Islands Commonwealth CodePage’s Ohio Revised Code AnnotatedLaws of Puerto Rico AnnotatedGeneral Laws of Rhode IslandTennessee Code AnnotatedTexas Desktop Code Series Utah Code AnnotatedVermont Statutes AnnotatedVirgin Islands Code AnnotatedCode of Virginia AnnotatedAnnotated Revised Code of WashingtonMichie’s™ West Virginia Code AnnotatedWyoming Statutes Annotated

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State and territory administrative code publications

LexisNexis publishes 27 administrative codes and registers, and we’re the official publisher of administrative codes or registers in seven jurisdictions (indicated in bold below).

State and territory court report publications

In addition to United States Supreme Court Reports, Lawyers’ Edition, LexisNexis currently publishes official court reports under contract in seven jurisdictions (indicated in bold below). We also produce three unofficial reports.

Want more information about LexisNexis® primary law offerings?Please contact your LexisNexis® representative or call us at 800.223.1940.

Code of Arkansas RulesAlaska Administrative CodeColorado Code of RegulationsCode of Delaware RegulationsCode of D.C. Municipal RegulationsFlorida Administrative CodeGeorgia Government RegisterWeil’s Code of Hawaii RulesCode of Illinois RulesCode of Maine RulesWeil’s Code of Massachusetts RegulationsCode of Mississippi RulesNew Hampshire Administrative Code

California Official Reports and California Official Appellate ReportsGeorgia Reports and Georgia Appeals ReportsMontana ReportsNew Hampshire Reports

Code of New Hampshire RulesNew Jersey Administrative CodeNew Jersey RegisterCode of New Mexico RulesNorth Carolina RegisterNorthern Mariana Islands Administrative CodeCode of Rhode Island RulesTexas RegisterCode of U.S. Virgin Islands RulesUtah Administrative CodeCode of Vermont RulesVirginia Register of Regulations Weil’s Code of Wyoming Rules

Northern Mariana Islands ReporterVermont ReportsVirgin Islands ReportsVirginia Circuit Court OpinionsWashington Reports and Washington Appellate Reports

Did you know you can get eBook formats?Some of these state primary-law titles are available in eBook format!Get a list of all available eBook titles.Download an eBook sample—no charge.Call 800.223.1940 or visit the LexisNexis Store to purchase an eBook.®