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12:33 www.law.lexisnexis.com/infopro Product updates, research strategies and special program news from the LexisNexis ® Librarian Relations Group. LexisNexis exhibition booth at 2012 AALL LexisNexis ® Information Professional Update The newsletter designed for law librarians SEPTEMBER 2012 ISSUE 9 Full-text features: Lexis ® for Microsoft ® Office Version 3.1 enhancements now available for users … 12:36 Jury instructions for Patent Litigation now at lexis.com ® 12:36 Find summaries and/or links to full-text PDFs of: Preparation of pleadings and motions in New York cases just got easier! … 12:34 Supplement critical company intelligence with Reuters Knowledge Direct … 12:34 Did you download your LexisNexis Catalog of Legal Resources? … 12:34 Enhanced Cite Check Format Functionality available in Lexis ® for Microsoft ® Office Lexis ® for Microsoft ® Office integrates your research process with the Microsoft ® Office applications you use every day. Save time by leveraging lexis.com ® research tools and the open Web directly within your Microsoft ® Word documents and Microsoft Outlook ® emails. Among the features that take document preparation to the next level, the Lexis for Microsoft Check Cite Format feature simplifies the citation verification and formatting process through a real-time “spell-check like” user interface. The enhanced functionality provides users with additional control over citation management. Now this vital verification feature has been enhanced. With Lexis for Microsoft Office Version 3.1, find an improved Check Cite Format interface and get a variety of real-time options for managing citations. Download the details for your Lexis for Microsoft Office users: Announcement Flyer with concise descriptions of the new Version 3.1 enhancements. (Also find enhancement details on page 12:35.) Check Cite Format Tip Sheet with best practices, short use tips, and frequently asked questions and answers. How-To Guide that takes users step by step through the functionality, helping them understand the tool’s options with examples of situations users are likely to encounter when using the product. Large screenshots make it simple to follow and learn. For more details on Lexis for Microsoft Office, including demo videos, product literature and customer testimonials, go to www.lexisnexis.com/office. Even find a link to a specialized Lexis for Microsoft Office Support Center with more training resources.

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12:33www.law.lexisnexis.com/infopro

Product updates, research strategies and special program news from the LexisNexis® Librarian Relations Group.

LexisNexis exhibition booth at 2012 AALL

LexisNexis® Information Professional UpdateThe newsletter designed for law librarians S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 2

ISSUE 9

Full-text features:Lexis® for Microsoft® Office Version 3.1 enhancements now available for users … 12:36

Jury instructions for Patent Litigation now at lexis.com®… 12:36

Find summaries and/or links to full-text PDFs of:Preparation of pleadings and motions in New York cases just got easier! … 12:34

Supplement critical company intelligence with Reuters Knowledge Direct … 12:34

Did you download your LexisNexis Catalog of Legal Resources? … 12:34

Enhanced Cite Check Format Functionality available in Lexis® for Microsoft® OfficeLexis® for Microsoft® Office integrates your research process with the Microsoft® Office applications you use every day. Save time by leveraging lexis.com® research tools and the open Web directly within your Microsoft® Word documents and Microsoft Outlook® emails.

Among the features that take document preparation to the next level, the Lexis for Microsoft Check Cite Format feature simplifies the citation verification and formatting process through a real-time “spell-check like” user interface. The enhanced functionality provides users with additional control over citation management.

Now this vital verification feature has been enhanced. With Lexis for Microsoft Office Version 3.1, find an improved Check Cite Format interface and get a variety of real-time options for managing citations.

Download the details for your Lexis for Microsoft Office users:

Announcement Flyer with concise descriptions of the new Version 3.1 enhancements. (Also find enhancement details on page 12:35.)

Check Cite Format Tip Sheet with best practices, short use tips, and frequently asked questions and answers.

How-To Guide that takes users step by step through the functionality, helping them understand the tool’s options with examples of situations users are likely to encounter when using the product. Large screenshots make it simple to follow and learn.

For more details on Lexis for Microsoft Office, including demo videos, product literature and customer testimonials, go to www.lexisnexis.com/office. Even find a link to a specialized Lexis for Microsoft Office Support Center with more training resources.

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Included with this issue of LexisNexis® Information Professional Update:Link to freestanding article PDFs—with more search examples and more helpful screen shots. Check it out and tell the editor what you think at [email protected]

Be an e-subscriber! Get LexisNexis® Information Professional Update delivered to your inbox. Link to article PDFs—and share the information—easily. Search text archives. No username or password needed. To request electronic delivery, go to http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro/register.aspx?return=.

Preparation of pleadings and motions in New York cases just got easier!*

VerdictSearch® New York citators from ALM® are now available at lexis.com®. These sources are like case digests and help legal professionals find New York case law quickly—by topic or sub topic—to support pleading and motion preparation. See a sample screen and view search tips at http://law.lexis.com/infopro/Keeping-Currrent/LexisNexis-Information-Professional-Update-Newslet/archive9-2012.

Supplement critical company intelligence with Reuters Knowledge Direct*

Whether your attorneys are researching a prospective client or an opposing party, they need quality company intelligence. LexisNexis now offers yet another source for critical company information: Reuters Knowledge Direct. This database of business and financial information covers more than 60,000 companies worldwide. Detailed listing of competitors for U.S. companies, including private competitors, are compiled manually, using a variety of sources including 10Ks, Annual Reports, Brokerage Research and Industry Reviews. Get more details on Reuters Knowledge Direct company profiles at http://law.lexis.com/infopro/Keeping-Currrent/LexisNexis-Information-Professional-Update-Newslet/archive9-2012.

Did you download your LexisNexis® Catalog of Legal Resources? Link from the Table of Contents to publications by practice area and jurisdiction. Get coverage details of treatises, practice guides, form collections, primary law materials and more from the most highly respected names in legal publishing in the last two centuries—including Matthew Bender®, Shepard’s® and Michie™. Also find details on authorities such as Chisum, Collier, Gilson, Moore, Nimmer and Weinstein. Download your catalog at http://www.lexisnexis.com/bestlegal/?facctid=&conid=&memberid=1-121Q2RK.

Reminder! LexisNexis Information Professional Update newsletter will become electronic only in 2013. The monthly (11 times a year; November/December combined) newsletter will continue to offer downloadable PDFs that you can post to your reference sites and use with LexisNexis training.

If you have any questions about LexisNexis information Professional Update, its format and/or its coverage, please contact Cindy Spohr, LexisNexis law librarian marketing programs, at [email protected], or Barbara Byrd, Update managing editor, at [email protected].

Thank you for visiting us at AALL. And congratulations to the winners of the LexisNexis drawings for $500 eGifts to Apple®, Amazon.com® or Barnes & Noble.

*These resources are not available to all LexisNexis subscribers.

12:35

Lexis® for Microsoft® Office Version 3.1 Enhancements Now Available For Our Users

Improved Performance• Automatically receive: 1) updates to existing style manual content; and 2) additional state support as we expand our coverage.†

• Expanded capability to automatically insert citations when copying text from most content available at lexis.com. †

• Shepard’s Signal™ indicators now available for both cases and statutes.

• Better integration with existing Microsoft Word and Outlook functions.

• Increased California-specific citation formatting capabilities.†

The enhanced Check Cite Format feature provides you with more control and information throughout the citation review process.

• Improved interface allows you to review a list of how your formatting decisions align with the selected style manual and navigate to those requiring attention.

• Feature offers a variety of real-time options on how citations can be managed—including editing the suggested format, editing original text and redefining citation boundaries.

• Legend provides status summary of your formatting decisions.

Enhanced Check Cite Format Functionality†

LexisNexis continues to collaborate with our customers and improve product functionality and performance with the newest release of Lexis® for Microsoft® Office. Read below and be sure to contact your LexisNexis® sales representative to learn more today!

To learn more about Lexis for Microsoft Office, visit www.lexisnexis.com/office.

†Feature enhancements only apply to Lexis for Microsoft Office with Document Tools subscribers.

LexisNexis® Information Professional Update

Newsletter editions are also available electronically at http://law.lexisnexis.com/infopro

LexisNexis Information Professional Update is a monthly newsletter (November/December issues combined) for law-firm, law-school, corporate and government information professionals published by LexisNexis, P.O. Box 933, Dayton, OH 45401-0933.

Managing Editor Barbara M. Byrd [email protected]

Jury Instructions for Patent Litigation now at lexis.comThe LexisNexis services at lexis.com now include American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) Model Patent Jury Instructions to assist patent litigators. AIPLA Model Patent Jury Instructions are valuable to these practitioners because they are:

• Pertinent: Issues that arise most often in patent litigation are covered in AIPLA Model Patent Jury Instructions.

• Impartial: AIPLA Model Patent Jury Instructions are not biased in favor of either the patent owner or the accused infringer.

• Focused: Issues covered have clear precedential support. This clarity expedites tailoring the instructions to the particular case.

• Unifying: AIPLA Model Patent Jury Instructions are intended to be used in conjunction with other instructions dealing with non-patent issues. This allows the trial court to expand the jury’s understanding of the legal principles raised in the factual contentions of the parties. 

Find AIPLA Model Patent Jury Instructions in a variety of locations throughout lexis.com, including the Patent Law page and the Litigation Practice & Procedure page.

LexisNexis, Lexis, lexis.com, Shepard’s and the Knowledge Burst logo are registered trademarks, and Michie and Shepard’s Signal is a trademark of Reed Elsevier Properties Inc., used under license. Matthew Bender is a registered trademark of Matthew Bender Properties Inc. VerdictSearch and the ALM name and logo are registered trademarks of ALM Media Properties, LLC. Microsoft and Outlook are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Other products or services may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. © 2012 LexisNexis. All rights reserved. LB2012-9 0912