The Monetary Value of Lexis Points


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This is an awesome post. Legal Andrew did a write up on the monetary value of Lexis points. It comes out roughly to $0.015 a point. He then goes on to explain how you can easily earn $35 in an hour by using different Lexis services.

I’m a big fan of Lexis and Westlaw points. It blows my mind that there are many law students who don’t take advantage of the stuff you can get just be looking up a citation.

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Brett McKay | 25 Jan 07 | Lexis, Westlaw

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Mike on 25.01.2007 at 09:00 (Reply)

This is totally not related to lexis points, but I thought you might find this article interesting:
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/world/4490731.html

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