HeinOnline includes collections of databases, including: Law Journal Library; Classics of Law; English Reports (complete reprint 1220-1867); Library for contracts and agreements. This page contains information about legal databases and database collections. Specially designed for avocados to achieve your optimum. Get the information you need in just a few clicks with advanced search technology. That`s why we created Lexis Advance: a powerful legal research tool that performs fast and accurate searches in a huge database of case law and legal information. Navigating Ocean High Court decisions and other legal cases in New Zealand is hard work. Advanced legal analysis, AI and visualization technology enhance your search New Zealand`s most innovative online legal research platform Analysis and editing tools for all your legal production Imagine Lexis Advance US is a meta-database – a database of databases. Lexis Advance (NZ) (subscription) databases contain full-text laws; case law databases (thematic indexes and full text); and comments, loose-leaf online services. Note: We subscribe to some, but not all, of LexisNexis NZ products.

It`s all well and good to have the latest gadgets, but if they don`t work in existing processes and workflow requirements, it won`t have a positive impact. Lexis Red on iPad is an ideal way to access our library from anywhere, online or offline. Important resources on New Zealand legislation. Lexis is big. Extremely large. Take a deep breath. Take your time. If you are looking for something specific, such as a journal article, type the title of the journal in the main search box, select the author, article title, case name, or specific idea in that « universe, » and then search for it. LegalTrac indexes leading legal journals (1400+ titles – some full-text) from the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United Kingdom, by subject, author, title, statutes and case name. Date range: 1980 – present. CCH Intelliconnect (subscription) is the online equivalent of the loose-leaf services to which we subscribe.

Note that some of the New Zealand, Australian and British content will be included in this American research collection, and some will be included in the New Zealand collection. Use both. The World Legal Information Institute (WorldLII) brings together the contents of the various legal information institutes, including AustLII (Australasian), BAILII (British and Irish), CanLII (Canadian), HKLII (Hong Kong), LII (Cornell) (United States), PacLII (Pacific Islands), Wits University School of Law; as well as documents under international law. It is clear that Lexis Affinity is the right choice for our firm. This saves us time and money. The value of products is reflected in the way everyday tasks have been transformed. and a selection of cases, commentaries and legislation on health, trade, equal opportunities, torts. Most of the New Zealand content is here. However, some of the content is in the US version of Lexis Advance. Check both. ICLR (Incorporated Council of Law Reporting) is a non-profit organization founded in 1865 as the authorized publisher of the official series of The Law Reports for the Superior and Appellate Courts of England and Wales, including Queens Bench (QB), Appeal Cases (AC), Family (Fam) and Chancery (Ch).

Book your free demo today and harness the power of Lexis Advance. Areas of activity (legislation, case law, commentary) include: NZLII (New Zealand Legal Information Institute) is free. And valuable – it contains the full text of the legislation, case law, documents from the Legal Affairs Committee and just about anything else you can find. In addition to the official law reports, the ICLR publishes the weekly law reports, industrial affairs reports, business law reports, public law and third sector reports and the consolidated index of major legal reports. Thematic posts on the Lexis Advance homepage include: Typically, you can browse collections and open folders until you get to the desired database. You can always use the red search box or the Advanced Search template. Browse (click + icons) to find these resources and more. Add a new level of intelligence to your design workflow to reduce risk and save time. Superior advice for your customers.

Rock-solid support for you. Use the information icons (i-in-a-box) – they tell you the scope of each database and often give you tips on how to search The LexisNexisNZ interface is about to retire, please access Lexis Advance. The content remains unchanged in the new environment. If you know the title of the post, type it into the main search box, then search for the author, article title, or idea in this « universe. » Various useful things that are not obvious on the homepage are: Practical Guidance is a great tool with its simple guide on a range of topics and topics. I like the fact that there are comments on ownership issues in multiple jurisdictions that give clues about the differences between them, which is incredibly helpful for a practice like mine. In the HeinOnline-Wiki you will find instructions and videos for user training.