Detailed Alert Options with LexisNexis® Public Records (April 22, 2009)
A big trial is scheduled and your firm is gearing up for the challenge. Your job? To continue to check public records to make certain that nothing has changed for the parties involved. Rather than putting a sticky note on your computer reminding you to search on a regular basis, LexisNexis Public Records now gives you the ability to set up alerts. But wait, it gets better …
You can even choose which details you want to monitor, so if property, bankruptcy, and addresses are important to you, you can ask to be notified if any of those factors change. You can set-up the alert to notify you that the search has run, even if there are no changes, and you can send the results to up to three different e-mail addresses.
After you’ve run your initial Public Records search, click “Save as Alert” in the upper right-hand corner. Choose which pieces of information are of interest, give the alert a distinctive name, then choose the frequency you want it to run. To edit it once it’s up and running, you can access it from the alerts tab.
It’s never been easier to keep up-to-date on public records changes!
