LexisNexis is a leader in the legal publishing industry in providing online legal research materials and information products for legal professionals in small and large law firms, law schools and the judiciary. It delivers access to continuously updated archives of state and federal case law, statutes and regulations, in addition to specialized libraries covering all major fields of practice. 

LexisNexis at lexis.com

The LexisNexis at lexis.com research system integrates superior new tools for finding, analyzing and validating information for legal professionals to bring new efficiency and unparalleled results to research efforts. They include:

• Case Summaries—Editorially written synopses that provide a quick, concise understanding of each case’s impact. 
• Core Concepts—Key legal points of a case, editorially selected by Lexis legal editors
• Lexis^® Search Advisor--An intuitive entry point for online research employing a practice area-based classification system of legal topics.
• Core Terms—Key facts and legal concepts in a case
• Shepard’s^® Citations Service—The premier U.S. legal citation system.  Shepardizing is the process by which legal researchers check the continuing legal authority of a case or statute in light of subsequent legal changes.

Customized eSolutions

An array of tools delivering must-have information to desktops. Includes the LexisNexis Portal; Custom Web Pages; Intranet Solutions and Practice Area Pages

lexisONE^sm  

Designed for small-practice attorneys, lexisONE^sm combines five years of free caselaw, thousands of free legal forms, an Internet Legal Guide with links to more than 20,000 law-related Web sites, and a variety of practice-management, client-management and professional development tools.

Matthew Bender^®

Matthew Bender^® is one of the world's leading publishers of legal analysis and case law. During its more than 100-year history, Matthew Bender has achieved a unique status as a specialty publisher in diverse areas of the law through a combination of in-house editorial talent and publishing ties with the foremost experts in the legal profession. Some of its most successful publications include Attorney's Textbook of Medicine, California Forms of Pleading and Practice, Collier on Bankruptcy, Current Legal Forms, Damages and Tort Actions, Moore's Federal Practice, Products Liability, Immigration Law and Procedure and Nimmer on Copyright.

Mealey's

Mealey’s is a leading niche publisher of legal newsletters targeted at attorneys and other professionals in the areas of litigation and arbitration. The company also produces 30 annual conferences on significant legal topics, such as toxic torts, environmental insurance, construction defects, tobacco and asbestos.

Michie^™ 

The Michie^™ name has been a part of legal publishing since the early 1800's. Publications include more than 700 practice-enhancing book titles, 400 custom legal publications and the annotated codes in 35 states and territories. Michie has grown into one of the nation's authorities in a wide range of topics, including litigation, torts, business and international law. In addition, it is the official publisher of the United States Code Service and United States Supreme Court Reports, Lawyers' Edition.

Shepard's^®

In addition to being available on lexis.com, Shepard’s^® provides its comprehensive mix of federal and state jurisdictional and topical citator services in print and CD-ROM. Shepard’s relational database contains more than 146 million citing references, taken from the seven million cases that have been read, analyzed and processed since the company’s founding in 1873.