Remember when Westlaw looked like this?: And Lexis looked like this?: These images are what Westlaw and Lexis used to look like. Each database has changed in a number of ways over the last decade, and more change is coming—ready or not. Lexis Classic (as it’s now known) became Lexis Advance and featured a “carousel” designed to help you navigate your “workspace.” The carousel was not well-loved, and after a few more changes, Lexis launched the Lexis Advance platform you’re familiar with today. Westlaw Classic became WestlawNext , which became Thomson Reuters Westlaw , and next semester you’ll see another change: Westlaw Edge . Do you know the differences between all these permutations? Have you simply gone along for the ride sticking with your same old searches for case law (or avoiding Westlaw all together because you “like Lexis more” (and they give you free printing and rewards for prizes))? Are you aware practicing
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