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Quick ReferenceBasic Steps to a LexisNexis® Research Session

Signing In1. Establish an Internet connection. Enter the following address: www.lexis.com

2. Type your LexisNexis® ID and Password. Click Sign In. (Would you like to create a Custom ID and Password, e.g., an easy-to-remember alias or nickname? Click the Create a Custom ID link.)

3. Click a tab at the top of the menu screen to select a research option. Basic tabs include:

• GetaDocument(Seepage2)

• ResearchTasks(Seepage3)

• Search(Formoredetailsonusingthistab, gotopages3–8)

• LexisNexis®Alerts(Seepage9)

• Shepard’s(Seepage10)

• LexisNexis®TotalLitigator(Seepage12)

• Lexis®TransactionalAdvisor(Seepage12)

• CounselSelector(Seepage12)

Note: All screens shown may change slightly as new sources and enhancements are added.

Use this guide to walk through a research session at www.lexis.com and familiarizeyourselfwiththesimplestepsto:Signingin,RetrievingDocumentsbyCite,SelectingResearchSourcesandDevelopingaSearchRequest.Alsolearn to use Shepard’s®CitationsService,PrintDocumentsandrequestLexisNexis®AlertUpdates.(Formorein-depthtipsonusingtheLexisNexisservices,reviewthenewonlineinteractivetutorials.Gotothelexis.com® log-inscreenandclickTraining Information.)

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Research Solutions

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Get a Document TabRetrieveindividualfull-textdocuments—cases,stateandU.S.statutes,agencydecisions,lawreviewandtreatisearticlesandmore—withGetaDocument.Thisexampleshowsyou how to retrieve a document with its citation. You can also use party names or docket numbers to retrieve documents.

Get and Print DocumentsDeliver multiplefull-textdocumentsormultiple Shepard’sCitationsServicereportswith one search, from one screen. Here’s how:

1. Click the Get a Document tab.

2. Click the Get & Print link.

Note: You may be asked for your LexisNexis ID and Password.

3. Enterasessionname(upto32characters)intheSESSIONfield.

Note: A client matter may be required, depending on your subscription.

4. Typeyourcitations,separatedby semicolons.

5. Selectareportservice,e.g.,fulltextorShepardized ™,andadeliverymethod, e.g.,attachedprinter.ClickGet.

Retrieve by Citation

Get a Document by Its Citation (shown above)1. Click the Get a Document tab.

2. Click the by Citationtab.(Thisisthedefaultsetting. To retrieve documents by Party Name or Docket Number,selecttheappropriatetab.)

3. Typethecitation,e.g.,253 f2d 34.

4. Click Get.

(Need help with the citation format for the document you want? Click the Citation Formats link. Enter a publication name or explore publication names alphabetically.)

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Search Tab: LexisNexis Search by Topic or Headnote (formerly Search Advisor)Compileathoroughoverviewof6,000+legaltopics, pinpointrelevantcaseannotations—andbuildU.S.and state case digests.

LexisNexis Search by Topic (shown above)Need an entire overview on a topic? Unfamiliar with an areaoflaw?LexisNexisSearchbyTopicpullstogetherallof the relevant materials you need—in one search,includingcases,MatthewBender®treatises,checklists,forms,LexisNexisBriefs,Pleadings&Motions,andmore.If the source is listed on the search form, you know your topic is discussed.

1. Click the Search tab then the by Topic or Headnote sub-tab.

2. Selectatopic.Yourlast20topicsaresavedautomatically.OR: Find a Legal Topic(Option1):Searchwithseveralkeywords,e.g.,ENTER:doctrine of equivalents

Explore Legal Topics(Option2):Browseatableofcontentstofindthetopicyouneed.Selectanarea,e.g.,PatentLaw,andusethe+toexpandanytopicarea.

3. BuildyourSearchbyTopicsearch:

a. Jurisdiction—choosefederal,allstates,aspecificstate,etc.—orclicktheSelect Multiple link and choose the federal/state combination that fits your needs.

b. Sources—clicktheSelect Sources button and choose Click OK-Use Selected.

c. Search Terms(Optional)—addtermstorefineyour research,e.g.,specificcasefacts.

4. Click Search.

LexisNexis Search by Headnote (shown left)Build a digest of casesonthefly!Selectatopic,then in one step,SearchbyHeadnotegeneratesasummary listofrelevantandcurrentcasesonanylegalissue, even emerging legal issues. Plus Search by Headnote adds in-depth case discussions on your topic.

1. Click the Search tab then the by Topic or Headnote sub-tab.

2. Selectatopic.Yourlast20topicsaresavedautomatically.OR: Find a Legal Topic(Option1):Searchwithkeywords, e.g.,ENTER:fair use /5 defense. Explore Legal Topics (Option2):Browsepractice-area tablesofcontents.Usethe+toexpandanytopicarea.

3. Click Retrieve All.

LexisNexis Research Tasks TabLexisNexis Research Tasks pages and LexisNexis Practice Centersfocusonspecificareasoflaw,pullingtogethervaluable resources on one screen page. The pages also combine source selection and searching.

Here’s how:

1. Click the Research Tasks tab.

2. Selectanareaoflaworjurisdiction,e.g.,Patent Research Tasks Page.

3. Gotoanytasksbox,e.g.,Patent News and Legal Developments.Then,selectalinktogotothefull-textinformation,e.g.,Mealey’s™ Intellectual Property Newsletters (Previous Two Weeks).

OR: GototheFind Patents tasks box and enter the patent

number or other relevant information in the appropriate boxes.Then,ClickGo.

LexisNexis Practice CentersLexisNexisPracticeCentersuseatask-basedapproachtoaddresspractitioners’specificneeds,aggregatingrelevantresources,includingprecedent,primarylaw,treatises,researchsolutionsandpracticeguidance—allgroupedandorganizedaccordingtothestagesoftheattorney’sworkflow.Trackemergingissues,conductduediligence,draftdocuments,researchandmore.Evenfindcommentaryfromleadingareaexperts—writtenespeciallyforthePracticeCenter.

WhatisuniqueandpowerfulaboutLexisNexisPracticeCenters?Simplyidentify the task you need to accomplish and the Practice Center surfaces the resources you need.

1. SelecttheResearchTaskstab.PracticeCentersarelistedinparentheses.

2. Clickacenter’slink,e.g.,Go to Commercial Practice Center.

3. Selectatask,Create and Draft Documents,andthenadocumenttype,e.g.,Finance Lease. Choose from available sources.

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Selecting Sources from the Search TabTheSearch/SourceSelectionscreendisplays by default after you log on at lexis.com .

Choose the by Sourcesub-tab,andyoucanselectsources for research in the following ways:

Option 1: Quick Search

Basedonyourselectionofjurisdiction(s),practicearea(s)andsourcecategories, QuickSearchpresentsalistofrelevant sources available to select. Just choose and launch a search. You can also search your RecentlyUsedSources(last20sources).Complete the search form and go!

Option 2: Look for a Source

Selectanappropriatetab.Thenpointandclickthrough the hierarchy until you find the source youneed.(Eachselectionyoumakecreatesa “trail” showing your path at the top of the screen.)Clickasourcenametoselectit.

To select more than one source, click the white check box next to each source name. Move between menu pages to select sources if you wish. Then click Combine Sources. Your combined source set will also be saved in Recently Used Sources for later use. Enhanced Find A Source Tab

Type in a Keyword or Phrase

You can enter:

• afewsearchwords,e.g.,woman’s health

• searchwordsandconnectors,e.g., labor/5arbitrat!

• ashort(library;file)name,e.g.,tofind The New York Times®,ENTER:news;nyt

FindASourcealsofindsrelevantsourcesthatdon’t have the search terms in the publication title. Results are ranked by relevance and each found source will be listed only once. (Selectmultiplesourcesbycheckingtheappropriateboxes.) OR Browse Alphabetically Selectaletterofthealphabetandscrollthrough the list to find a source by its title. (Withineachletter,youcanjumptoa specificportionofitslisting,offering quicknavigation.)

Search from Web sites; use the LexisNexis ToolbarSearchtheLexisNexisservicesfromanyWebsitebyusingtheLexisNexisToolbar. The Toolbar stays on your Web browser. When you see an item of interest,youcansearchby:

• EnteringtermsintheLexisNexisToolbarsearchbox,e.g.,suspect /5 terror! (Seegraphic.)ThenselectasourceandclickSearch.(YoumaybeaskedforyourLexisNexisIDandPassword.)

OR:

• HighlighttextofinterestontheWebpage,selectasourceandclick Search.

• To download the LexisNexis Toolbar go to: www.lexisnexis.com/toolbar

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Completing the Search Form

Now see similar, relevant sources. Add one or more to your search.

1. Selectthesearchformatyouwanttouse.

Terms and Connectors(Booleansearchlogic)useswordsandconnectorstocreatephrasesandconcepts,e.g.,drug /15 test! OR screen! /10 employ! Click on a connector in theonlineSearchConnectorsboxforexamples.(Alsosee page6ofthispublication.)

Natural Language (theFREESTYLE™feature)uses “plainEnglish”questionsorphrases(asyouwouldinconversation),e.g.,Can employment drug screening be a contract arbitration issue? Results are ranked by relevance.

2. Type your search words. Click Suggest terms for my searchtofindadditionalterms.Otheroptions:

Segment Search—InyourTermsandConnectorssearch, youmaysearchonlyspecificpartsorsegments of documents.Clickthedrop-downSelect a Segment box for a list of available segments for that source. Also restrict the date range of your search.

Mandatory Terms—Inyournaturallanguagesearch, youmayindicatethataspecifictermmustappearinalldocuments by selecting the Mandatory Terms option.

3. Click Search.

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Now lexis.com users have the ability to change the QuickSearch/RecentlyUsedSourcestabdefaults.Thelast tab you use to run a search when your lexis.com session ends isthefirsttabtoappearthenexttimeyoulogon.Thus,whenyourunasearchusingeithertheQuickSearchorRecentlyUsedSourcestabs,andthenlogoff,themostrecenttabusedwillautomaticallyappearfirstonyourscreenthenexttimeyou sign in to lexis.com.

Note: The tab that you used to run a search most recentlywillbethedefaulttab.Thus,ifyourlast search was in the Quick Searchtab,thatinformationwillappearfirstonyourscreen.ToswitchtotheRecently Used Sources form,simplyclickonthattab.

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Developing a Search Request

Universal Characters and Connectors

Use Universal Characters in your search words:

! litigat!=litigate,litigation,litigating,litigator,etc.

* wom*n = woman and women bank***=bank,banking,banker(butnotbankrupt)

Use Connectors to link search terms: (The Search Connector box on the online Search Form also has examples.)

OR doctorORphysician /n market /5 share (useanynumberfrom1to255)

/s1 sanction /s frivolous! (withinthesamesentence)

/p1 rule 11 /p sanction (withinthesameparagraph)

AND deregulat! AND bank*** (anywhereinthesamedocuments)

PRE cable PRE/2 tv OR television (thefirstwordmustprecedethesecondwithin aspecifiednumberofwords)1 /sand/pcannotbeusedwith/n.

Precision Search Commands

atleast10(cercla) findsdocumentsthatmentionCERCLAat least10times.Finddocumentswithmajorcoverageofyourtopic.Useanynumberbetween1and255.

allcaps(aids) OR findswordswithallcapitalletters,acquired immun! e.g.,AIDS

nocaps(aid) findsaid but not AIDS caps(jobs) findsfirst-lettercapital,e.g.,Steve Jobs

but not jobs market plural(job) findspluralformsonly,e.g.,Steve Jobs

and jobs market but not job creation singular(job) /5 findssingularformonly,e.g.,discrimination job discrimination

Segments

Restrictyoursearchtospecificparts,orsegments,ofdocuments,e.g.,theheadlineofanewsarticleortheheadingofacase.ChoosesegmentsontheSearchForm.(Seepage5.)Forexample:

name(roe and wade) findcaseswithspecificpartynames

writtenby(scalia) findmajority,concurringanddissentingopinionsbyajudge

date is 3/30/2002 finddocumentsfromaspecificdate

date bef 3/30/2002 finddocumentsbeforeaspecificdate

date aft 3/30/2003 finddocumentsafteraspecificdate

Viewing Search Results

Cite List OverviewsCiteListOverviews,shownbelow,provideasummaryof thecase’slegalissuestohelpyoudeterminequicklywhichdocuments are relevant.

Display FormatsCite—Displaysabibliographiclistofthecitations.

KWIC™—Displaysa25-wordwindowoftextaroundyoursearchwords.Tovarythenumber,clickKWIC then KWIC+25. Typeanumberfrom1to99.ClickOK.

Full—Displaysthefulltextofyourdocument.

Custom—Displaysonlythedocumentpartsorsegmentsyouwant to view.

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1. Case Summaries—writtenbyLexisNexisattorney-editors,theyincludeProceduralPosture,OverviewandOutcome.

2. Core Terms—forasnapshotviewofthecase.

3. Show Hits—displayseachsentencewhereyourtermsappear in the case.

4. Tag Docs—quicklychecksthecasesyouwanttoprint/downloadortouseforaFOCUS™ search.

5. Shepard’s Signal™ indicator—clickonthewarning,questioned,caution,orpositivetreatmentindicator to Shepardize® the case.

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A. LexisNexis® Related Content pane automatically appears on each case.

B. The Related Court Materials section contains links to additional analysis onthevariousissuesfoundwithinthecase-lawdocument.

C. The Document Outline section allows you to navigate through sections of the case currently on your screen.

D. Click here to hide the Related Content window during the current session.

E. As you use the Next and Previous links to view other documents in your results,theRelatedContentpaneupdatesaswell,displayinglinkstothe relateditemsforeachnewdocument,withthenewcasenameshown at the top.

F. The Shepard’s Signal indicatorappearsatthetop,immediatelyalerting you to the status of the case you are viewing.

Related ContentThe Related Content pane brings together all the related documents for the case you selected and makes them readily available to you. Related Content provides convenient access to additional information about the case you are viewing to more fully understandtheimpactofthecase,theargumentstosupportthecase,ortheimpact of various issues found within the case. Related Content will show inaleft-handnavigationpanewhichhighlights this content without having to search for it or to even know that it exists.

Tabbed Results SetsIf you combine more than one sourcetoresearch,(seepage4)you’llreceiveaSummaryResultspage,offeringupto12tabsbysourcetype,e.g.,caselaw,statutes,regulations,news,etc.

1. Clickabluelinktoviewresultsforasource,e.g.,Labor & Employment Cases, Federal - 171.

2. Clickaspecifictabtoshowalltheresultsforthattab.

3. Restyourcursoronatab’sredarrowandapop-upscreenshowsyouthe document results types available for that tab.

Foreasynavigation,yourresultstabsstayonthetopofyourscreenasyoubrowsedocuments.

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Refining Your Research Results

Narrowing Your Results with the FOCUS™ FeatureUsetheFOCUSfeaturetopinpointwordswithinyoursearchresults—evenifthosewordswerenotpartofyouroriginalsearchrequest.Narrowyourresultstoaparticulartopic.

Here’s how:

1. Afteryoureviewyourresearchresults,gototheFOCUSTerms bar at the top of your search results. Add words andconnectorstoyoursearch,e.g.,and fair use

2. Click Go.

TheFOCUSfeaturewillsearchalloftheretrieveddocuments(ORselectspecificdocuments.Asyoureviewyourresults,click the Select for FOCUS™ or Delivery checkboxes for documentsyouwanttoresearchfurther).Toreturntoyouroriginalresults,clicktheExit FOCUS™ link at the top of your screen.

Finding Cases with Similar LexisNexis HeadnotesAre there similar LexisNexis headnotes in other cases? The LexisNexis More Like This Headnote feature will show you. OnceyoufindarelevantLexisNexisheadnote:

1. Click the More Like This Headnote link at the end of the headnote.

2. Chooseyourjurisdiction.(Thejurisdictionyouwere justsearchingisthedefault.)

3. Click Search.

Receiveupto250caseswiththemostcloselymatchedheadnotesorcasediscussions,rankedbyrelevance.

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Automatic Research Updates: Alerts Tab UseLexisNexisAlertstogetregularresearchupdateswithoutre-enteringyoursearch.Viewresultsonlineorreceiveviae-mail.TheAlertstabonthemainwww.lexis.com menu screen offers:

Alerts(set-upexampleshownbelow)—Followanyresearchissues…legal,news,legislative/political andmore,onamonthly,weekly,businessdailyordailybasis—evenuptothreetimesaday.

Shepard’s Alert®(set-upexampleonpage10)—Getregularupdatesoncitingauthoritiesthatcouldpotentially affect the validity of your case.

CourtLink® Alerts—Getregularupdatesoncourtfilingactivity.MovedirectlytothefamiliarCourtLinkscreensandfeatures—withoutsigningoutoftheLexisNexisservices.

To Set Up an Alert (formerly the ECLIPSE™ feature)Enter your search and review your search results. Then click the Save as Alertlinkatthetopoftheresultsscreen.(Youcanselectthislinkevenifyoursearchfound0documents.)CompletetheSaveAlertform:

1. Name your saved search.

2. Selectyourupdatefrequency:

• Monthly(choosethedateandtimeofday)

• Weekly(choosetheweekdayandtimeofday)

• Every business day(selectone,twoorthreetimes perday)

• Every day(selectone,twoorthreetimesperday)

3. Chooseyourdeliveryoption—onlineore-mail.Ifyouselecte-mail,provideane-mailaddressforthedelivery.Click Email Optionstopersonalizeyoure-mailupdatesubjectlineandchooseattachmenttypeandformatting.

4. Ifyouwanttobenotifiedviae-mailwhenyoursearchdoesnotretrievenewdocuments,clickthecheckbox.(Applicableonlywhenthee-maildeliveryoption isselected.)

5. Toexcludeanyduplicatedocuments,clickthischeckbox.

6. Tobenotifiedviae-maileach time your search retrieves newdocumentsasopposedtoaspecificfrequency,clickthischeckboxandaddyoure-mailaddress.

Afteryou’vemadeyourselections,clickSAVE.

Eachtimeyoursearchisupdated,youreceiveonlynew items. Your stored LexisNexis Alert searches are listed every timeyouselecttheAlertstabthentheAlertssub-tab.Fromthissub-tab,youcanalso:

• Editorupdateyoursavedsearch

• RunaFOCUSsearchonthemostrecentsearchresults

• Reviewpreviousresults

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To Set Up a Shepard’s Alert for Case Law or StatutesReceive regular updates on citing authorities that could potentiallyaffectthevalidityofyourcase,andonpending or recently enacted legislation that could affect the validity of your statute.

GainaccesstotheShepard’s Alert setup screen several ways:

• SelecttheShepard’s® tab on the main menu screen. Enter a citation and click the set up Shepard’s Alert® link. Then click SET UP.

• SelecttheAlertstab.SelectShepard’s Alert. Enter a citation and click SET UP.

• ClickontheSave as Shepard’s Alert link at the top of your Shepard’s report.

• Fast set up!Onthewww.lexis.comsign-inpage,enter yourLexisNexisIDandPassword,selecttheSet Up a Shepard’s Alertradiobutton.Enteracitation;clickGo.

Shepard’s Tab: Shepardizing™

Isyourauthoritygoodlaw?Validateacase,U.S.orstatestatute,U.S.regulationandmuchmorewithShepard’s CitationsService.Shepard’s also shows you cases and other authorities that have cited your case.

To Shepardize a document:

1. Click the Shepard’s®tab,thenclicktheShepard’s® sub-tab.

2. Enterthecitation,e.g.,800 f2d 111

3. Click Check.

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Shepard’s Alert for StatutesThe Shepard’s Alertfeaturemakesiteasytostayup-to-date on recent or pending legislation that may affect the validity of your statute. Current coverage includes federalstatutesandlegislation,aswellasstatutesand legislation from selected states. Check with your LexisNexisrepresentativeforrecentupdates,aswemoveclosertoourgoalof50-statecoveragefor statutes and legislation.

At the Shepard’sAlertsetupscreen(shown above):

1. Name your Shepard’s update search. (Thecasenameisthedefault.)

2. Selectthetypesofchanges to monitor.

3. Selectyourupdate schedule. Also select a date to end your updates.

4. Selectyourdelivery options—onlineorviae-mail.

5. Click Continue.Reviewyourselections.Toconfirm, click Save.

JustaswithLexisNexisAlerts,savedShepard’s Alert searches are listed every time you select the Alerts tab then the Shepard’sAlertsub-tab.Youcanreviewcurrentandpreviousresults.Youcanalsoupdate,edit,orpauseyourShepard’s Alert search.

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A. Shepard’s Signal indicators show that the McNeil ruling has strong negative treatmentinitssubsequenthistory.

B. FindLexisNexisheadnotereferences.HN16(60)meansHeadnote16of yourcasehasbeenreferenced60 times in citing cases.

C. SeethefulltextoftheLexisNexisheadnotes associated with your case.

D. Linktovitalreferences—even LexisNexisheadnotesandtreatises— fromhere.Or…

E. Click on the citation and view the full text of the document you Shepardized .

F. Clickatreatmentphrase,e.g.,“Followedby,”togetadetaileddefinition.OrclicktheLegend link inthelowernavigationbar.Getdefinitions,e.g.,Shepard’sOrangeQ,which draws your attention to citing referencesthatquestionthevalidity or precedential value of your case.

G. Clickapinpointpagenumber;move to that page within the reference. Click HN16 and move to that portion ofthecitingcasewhereHeadnote16issues are discussed.

H. Shepard’s TableofAuthorities(TOA)identifiesthecasesyour case cited and includes Shepard’s Signal indicators to indicate the cases’ treatment by other courts.

I. The DisplayOptions link lets you display or hide your citing references’ Shepard’s Signal indicators,pinpointpage numbers and headnote references.

J. Customizeyourreportevenmore— allononescreen.Restrictbyspecifictreatments,headnotes,jurisdictionsordates.Orfindvitalpointsoflaworfactpatterns within references.

K. UsethelowerNavigationBar.Selectatreatment,jurisdictionorLexisNexisheadnote and go!

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Delivering DocumentsPrintTheseoptionsaredisplayedintheupper-rightcornerofeachdocument in your result set.

Click Print on any search results page. You can specify any of severalprintoptions,includingdual-column;useofbold,italicsandunderlining;choiceoftypefonts;pagebreaks;andmore.

Printing the Text OnlyIfyou’dliketoview,printorsaveadocument’stextonly(nonavigationbars,graphics,screenoptions,etc.)clickText Only.

Download, FAX and E-mail deliveryClicktheappropriatetabtodownload(in.txtor.rtfformat),faxore-maildocumentstoyourselforothers.

The FAST Print FeatureEliminate steps in the printing process by using the FAST Print shortcut.

One-time setup Click the FAST Print button on your search results screen and selectaformatforyourattachedprinter,e.g.,Word(DOC).Click Set.

Using FAST Print after initial setupInCiteview,clicktheFAST Print button and select whether to print the current page or the entire Cite list.

InKWIC,FullandCustomviews,clicktheFAST Print button to print the current document immediately.

Anyprintoptions,includingdual-columnprinting,useofbold,italicsandunderliningorpagebreaksthatyouhavepreviously selected on the Print Documents form are defaults.

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