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Come to think of it, both Westlaw and Lexis Nexis actually have a suite of enterprise software.

Mich, and then make Westlaw and Nexis duke it out for the rights while you rake in the $.

One thing this article doesn't mention is how utterly Lexis Nexis used to dominate the industry.

There are lots of opportunities in the legal market, but trying to take Westlaw and Lexis Nexis on directly is insane.

Google works surprisingly well for some things, as does the local public library, which may have a subscription to Lexis Nexis or Westlaw.

Lexis Nexis is a good example of how far a tech company can fall when it no longer thinks of itself as a tech company.

> trying to take Westlaw and Lexis Nexis on directly is insane.

> So I’m now seeing that NLP (Natural Language Processing) as confirmed by Quora, is hard, meaning that Westlaw and Lexis Nexis is actually pretty decent?!

Push back on this list and exclude items like mileage, travel, food, phone charges, copying and research expenses such as Lexis-Nexis, storage and data management services." Ridiculous.

Several private companies have these behind a paywall:ThompsonWest and Lexis/Nexis are the most well known, but there are others.

Lexis-Nexis and Westlaw are useful tools, but they are neither free nor particularly easy to navigate.

Lexis/Nexis appears to only cover print news, and their articles aren't timestamped.