Sentences with phrase «database by a legal publisher»

In Waldman, these materials had been taken from court records and included in a pay - per - use database by a legal publisher.

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Ruthlessly redefining and refocussing the basic services, by dropping unused databases while significantly enhancing others with value - added content, is the option that legal publishers should pursue.

At this point, outsourcing by the major commercial publishers includes everything from housing databases on «global platforms» to the actual building and updating of legal databases.

A major commercial advantage should ensue to the legal publisher that can claim that it has audited its databases and can clearly state the scope of its databases in terms that can be easily understood by the user.

By a «self - help legal software publisher», I mean web - based legal software used directly by consumers to resolve a legal problem or a legal issue through automated legal document assembly applications, expert system applications, decision - tools, intelligent databases, smart calculators, and other software applications that manipulate legal sources and legal information to generate a legal solution for a user from facts provided by the useBy a «self - help legal software publisher», I mean web - based legal software used directly by consumers to resolve a legal problem or a legal issue through automated legal document assembly applications, expert system applications, decision - tools, intelligent databases, smart calculators, and other software applications that manipulate legal sources and legal information to generate a legal solution for a user from facts provided by the useby consumers to resolve a legal problem or a legal issue through automated legal document assembly applications, expert system applications, decision - tools, intelligent databases, smart calculators, and other software applications that manipulate legal sources and legal information to generate a legal solution for a user from facts provided by the useby the user.

The word «comprehensive» came into use to describe incomplete databases in the strongest possible terms, creating the impression of completeness, while leaving an «out» for the legal publisher when omissions were identified by users.

Despite best efforts of individual legal publishers, there are many understandable reasons for incomplete databases: — problems with obtaining access to cases available on one service that are no longer available from the source, — copyright claims and the threat of litigation by traditional print publishers respecting print law report series, — the control exercised by SOQUIJ over access to Quebec cases, and / or — the lack of the will by the publisher to identify and and acquire missing cases identified by means of a database audit.

If you were to buy an ebook which was updated by RSS but you didn't subscribe to the database where the legal publisher updated the case / piece of legislation — would you miss out?