Post a CommentFaster, More Advanced Research with Analytical Content from LexisNexis 2/29/2008 You already know LexisNexis as the premier provider of comprehensive case law, news and public records material, as well as the renowned Shepard’s® citations service. But did you know that LexisNexis also brings you a wide range of legal analysis featuring exclusive access to Matthew Bender® authoritative treatises—expert legal analysis—right at your fingertips on LexisNexis at lexis.com?
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Matthew Bender treatises on LexisNexis at www.lexis.com give you a choice of full-text searching or using a table of contents (TOC) to find documents. Expandable TOCs make it easy to navigate through legal treatises by easily linking from the TOC to a document or jumping back from the document to any level of the TOC. Some of the features you’ll find in using a TOC include:
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