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The Practical Guidance State Law Comparison Tool helps attorneys handle complicated and varied legal issues across multiple U.S. states. Its features are designed to address several difficulties associated with looking up, understanding and contrasting state laws and regulations.
The State Law Comparison Tool collects legal data from various sources, such as state government websites, legal databases and legislative records. This data is organized into a structured database, categorizing laws by topics, statutes, regulations and jurisdictions.
In-house attorneys can access the tool through the Lexis+® service, which includes a search bar, navigation menus, and customization options. Attorneys can search for specific laws, keywords or topics using the search function, and the tool retrieves relevant legal documents in a user-friendly format.
One of the core features of the State Law Comparison Tool is the ability to review laws from different states side by side. Users can select the states or jurisdictions they want to compare and view the relevant laws simultaneously.
With the Practical Guidance State Law Comparison Tool, attorneys can create a custom chart or a report that compares legislation across various states.
The State Law Comparison Tool aims to simplify the research process by allowing in-house attorneys to quickly find and compare relevant laws, saving them valuable time.
The tool is available for the following Practice Aras:
The State Law Comparison Tool on Lexis+ is made to aid law firms and corporate legal departments swiftly gain understanding of legal issues in several states while containing outside counsel billable hours.
The sample scenarios here are just a few examples of where the State Law Comparison Tool can be especially useful:
The State Law Comparison Tool on Lexis+ helps in-house counsel more confidently and efficiently complete tasks, stay current on recent legal developments and help address legal trends. It is designed to keep corporate attorneys up to date with changes that may impact their organization.
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