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A new change to the placement of the Shepard’s symbol within a Shepard’s report is significant in that it clears up any confusion as to why the particular symbol was assigned.

When you view a Shepard’s report, you will notice that the Shepard’s symbol in the Summary Box is located to the left of the appropriate analysis.  (See below.)

So if you ever find yourself wondering why LexisNexis assigned a specific symbol to a case, all you have to do is review the decisions listed to the right of where the symbol is located to find your answer.
 

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