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Search thousands of reliable sources with Nexis Uni®:an online database designed especially for research at institutes of higher education. Nexis Uni®We are proud to present the successor to LexisNexis Academic: Nexis Uni®. A suite of solutions for all your information needs. More than just a database, Nexis Uni® was developed based on feedback from university students. It’s academic research – but better. Nexis Uni offers the simple, intuitive research experience that today’s students expect, on any device they want. Nexis Uni® helps you to:minimize training requirements, so you can focus on other tasksgive students the confidence to do independent researchboost student satisfaction and encourage student useThis approach will enable you to achieve maximum value for your library’s budget by providing a tool that responds to the primary preferences of digital natives. The tool is equipped with the same extensive, reliable content that you rely on from LexisNexis.Nexis Uni® won the CODiE award for Best Library Reference or Educational Database 2020, acknowledging LexisNexis solutions “Nexis Uni® brings intuitive search, incomparable content aligned to the needs of digitally native students" The latest economic eventsOverview of the latest economic events via press reports from all over the world.Detailed company informationCompany comparisons on the basis of sales or workforce size and other details of public and private companies.Industry informationFacts on specific sectors such as automotive, banks & finance, legal.International legal dataResearch international legal data (primary and secondary sources). What LexisNexis can do for UniversitiesThe Nexis® research tool is particularly suitable for students, university staff and library users in search of national and international business, press and company information.The research tools from LexisNexis enable these searches to be conducted more efficiently. LexisNexis Uni & Library Solutions is perfectly tailored to the needs of students, university departments and library users, providing access to comprehensive, high-quality and reliable material. So what makes Nexis Uni® unique?Students who have grown up with Google will immediately recognize the streamlined interface of Nexis Uni®. It starts with a large, clearly visible search bar. Students can search using natural language, or input complex Boolean search queries. As a result, Nexis Uni® is an ideal tool for students just starting their research careers, as well as advanced researchers. And that’s just the beginning! Nexis Uni® offers you:A large international news archive: Access to articles from hundreds of local and national newspapers, magazines and press agencies. Also includes international news from sources in a

Contact form at the bottom of this page or call us. Partnership between LexisNexis and OCLC® WorldCat® Discovery ServicesEnhance your academic research resultsAs a librarian, student or researcher you depend on crucial fully up-to-date information from a wide range of publications. LexisNexis for Universities provides an online research tool specially tailored to your needs.More contentTo make your search even more efficient, LexisNexis has partnered with OCLC® WorldCat® Discovery Services. By using OCLC’s unique search technology we can expand the available content on our research platform to include OCLC. Users of our research tool for universities already have access to 800 legal journals. As a result of our partnership with OCLC, an additional 4,000 publications can be viewed via OCLC.No additional costsTo benefit from this offer, universities and libraries need access to both research tools – OCLC and LexisNexis. There is no charge for the integration of the two databases. For implementation please contact your OCLC customer advisor.Here’s how it worksLaunch a search in OCLC® WorldCat® Discovery Services.You will receive results from newspaper and journal articles and many other sources. Beside each document you can see which database the article is in.You are automatically granted access to the documents from the LexisNexis database.Continue researching with LexisNexis or OCLC.Recommended by researchers worldwideLexisNexis has partnered with OCLC because librarians all over the world have for years trusted this service. As a result of this partnership we can offer our customers unparalleled content with unique search technology.LexisNexis® Academic is one of the best research databases in the world. We are pleased to be working with LexisNexis to provide librarians and library users with access to these valuable sources on our platform, WorldCat® Discovery Services.Chip Nilges, Vice President, Business Development, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.

Mit der LexisNexis Digital Library-App können Sie online auf die gesamte E-Book-Sammlung Ihrer Rechtsbibliothek zugreifen oder Bücher herunterladen, um sie offline im Gerichtssaal oder auf Reisen zu verwenden. Merkmale:• Nutzen Sie die komplette E-Book-Sammlung Ihrer Organisation auf Ihrem Telefon oder Tablet – so haben Sie bequemen Zugriff auf wichtige juristische Ressourcen, egal wo gearbeitet wird.• Einfaches Lesen und Suchen in E-Books.• Erhalten Sie Links zu bestimmten Abschnitten in einem Buch, um Forschungsergebnisse einfach mit Kollegen zu teilen.• Folgen Sie den Links in den Büchern zum Lexis Advance-Onlinedienst (mit einem aktiven Abonnement).• Fügen Sie Ihre eigenen Markierungen, Anmerkungen, Lesezeichen und Tags zu Büchern hinzu, um schnell darauf zurückgreifen zu können.• Von Ihrem benutzerdefinierten Arbeitsbereich aus können Sie ganz einfach zu kürzlich gelesenen E-Books, Highlights und Anmerkungen zurückkehren. • Exportieren Sie Anmerkungen und Hervorhebungen zur Verwendung in Ihrer Dokumentation.• Passen Sie Schriftarten und Lesemodi nach Ihren Wünschen an. Unterstützung für OpenDyslexic-Schriftart enthalten.• Bleiben Sie mit Tags organisiert, jetzt mit verbesserter Sichtbarkeit und Funktionalität.• Abonnieren Sie Benachrichtigungen und erhalten Sie Updates zu einzelnen Titeln und Setbänden.Wie es funktioniertBibliotheken abonnieren die digitalen Inhalte von LexisNexis, um sie mit ihren Organisationen zu teilen. Viele weitere E-Books und Hörbücher sind über OverDrive von weiteren Verlagen erhältlich.Der Zugriff auf diese Inhalte ist einfach:1. Laden Sie die App herunter und installieren Sie sie.2. Geben Sie bei Aufforderung den Bibliothekscode Ihrer Institution ein. Um diesen Code zu erhalten, wenden Sie sich an Ihren Bibliotheksadministrator.3. Beginnen Sie mit der Erkundung Ihrer digitalen LexisNexis-Bibliothek.

Browse through State Courts for free or Browse through Federal Courts for free (at the bottom of the page). Even then, you would have seen that no cases had been added to the browseable list of cases since December 2011. It is unclear if the database will be kept online. We suspect not since the links to it have been removed and it is no longer an up-to-date database. As late as 3/29/2012, searches could still retrieve recent cases. That is no longer the case.Within days of this post going live, LexisNexis removed access to the database entirely. Now, instead of accessing the the free case law search form, the page at displays the following message: “Thank you for your interest in case law offered by LexisNexis® through LexisNexis Communities and lexisONE. Our case law collection is now only available through a subscription to Lexis Advance™ or lexis.com®.”There is no longer any doubt. Free case law research from Lexis is most certainly dead - quietly killed off. Share this artice: Lawyers can claim their free trial membership in the American Bar Association (and one Section) by clicking here.For those who once relied on the free case law at LN Communities, try these other free options (all of which are described in detail in The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet book): Casemaker or Fastcase (check your state or local bar’s site to see if they offer it free as a member benefit) Google Scholar Justia FindLaw Cornell Legal Information Institute LexisNexis California Cases The Public Library of Law (PLoL) FindACase NetworkOther Changes at LexisNexis CommunitiesAnother dramatic change at Lexis, for which there was an announcement, is the demise of the “pay by credit card” ad hoc use of Lexis and Shepard’s.So, What’s Left at LexisNexis Communities?The following services are available (accessible from tabs listed beneath the Featured Content column on the left of the home page as noted in the above illustration): News (headlines from Mealey'sTM Legal News and other sources) Blogs Forms Podcasts Videocasts Emerging Issues Top CasesBefore clicking any of the tabs noted above, select the Practice Areas dropdown

UPDATED 4/3/12LexisNexis' Decade-Long Free Case Law Research Experiment Comes to an EndFree, current case law research has disappeared from LexisNexis Communities. All links and access to the database formerly known as lexisONE have been removed. The deep link that previously led to a functional free case law search form on the LexisNexis Communities pages now displays only a message announcing where one can pay to access LexisNexis' case law databases.LexisONE, originally launched in July 2000 as a free legal portal by Lexis, was re-launched in December 2008 as LexisONE Community, and relaunched again in September 2011 as LexisNexis (LN) Communities ( Explaining the change, at the time Lexis stated, “LexisNexis Communities have replaced the lexisONE Community to provide you with access to more innovative, up-to-date content and resources across multiple practice and professional areas. Even though lexisONE Community will no longer be available, you will still be able to access the same Forms and Free Case Law [emphasis added] which were offered through lexisONE, but now through a broader extension of our Communities” ( COMMUNITY/WORKERSCOMPENSATIONLAW/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/ CommunityServer.Components.SiteFiles/Documents/lexisONE-community- FAQ.doc).On February 24, 2012, as we were revising the 12th edition of The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet, we noted a dramatic change to the LexisNexis Communities site -- the removal of any links to what we considered the highlight of the portal’s free resources: its full-text searchable case law database. Although there has been no announcement from Lexis, at the time, the home page pointed to the demise of the free case law search. At that time the homepage read, “Even though lexisONE Community will no longer be available, you will still be able to access the same Forms which were offered through lexisONE, but now through a broader extension of our Communities.” Despite the lack of any mention of providing access to case law, the free case law search form was still available at While the searchable database was still accesible when this post was originally published, it would have taken a cybersleuth to find it. To access the search form from the LexisNexis Communities homepage you had to you click the

Them is an 1839 petition from Cherokee leaders requesting that the Rev. Evan Jones be allowed to resume his service in the Cherokee Nation. Log on to HeritageQuest Online and see what you learn about your ancestor.HeritageQuest Online Vital StatisticsLog in at a subscribing library. You also may be able to log in from home with your library card number through the library’s website. Owner: ProQuest Access: Free to patrons of member libraries (ProQuest doesn’t publish names of subscribing institutions). Subscribers: 2,600 libraries Major Content Collections: 26,000 family and local histories US census records from 1790 to 1930; head-of-household indexes for 1790 to 1820, 1860 to 1920 and a partial index for 1930Periodical Source Index (PERSI) to 2.1 million articles in genealogy and history periodicals81,000 Revolutionary War pension and bounty land warrant applicationsFreedman’s Bank records from 1865 to 1874 LexisNexis US Serial Set with petitions to Congress back to 1789Timeline 2002 | ProQuest launches HeritageQuest Online with censuses and books 2003 | HeritageQuest Online adds PERSI; ProQuest spins off Heritage Quest magazine 2004 | HeritageQuest Online adds Revolutionary War pension files; ProQuest markets Ancestry Library Edition and supplies 20,000 digitized books to Ancestry.com From the May 2010 Family Tree Magazine