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Using Bloomberg Law as SA
I will be a SA this summer at NYC.
I just noticed that I can use my bloomberg law account as a SA without worrying about firm costs, unlike Westlaw and Lexis.
I was wondering whether any student or lawyer has used bloomberg, and can provide some insight.
Thanks!
I just noticed that I can use my bloomberg law account as a SA without worrying about firm costs, unlike Westlaw and Lexis.
I was wondering whether any student or lawyer has used bloomberg, and can provide some insight.
Thanks!
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
insight into what?Anonymous User wrote:I will be a SA this summer at NYC.
I just noticed that I can use my bloomberg law account as a SA without worrying about firm costs, unlike Westlaw and Lexis.
I was wondering whether any student or lawyer has used bloomberg, and can provide some insight.
Thanks!
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
Is it worse, same, better than westlaw/lexis?
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
fucking try it, asshole
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
it sucks
but Google owns
I find more with Google than anything else no lie, and some of the stuff I dredge up is mindblowingly relevant for it not to be anywhere on the legal search sites
but Google owns
I find more with Google than anything else no lie, and some of the stuff I dredge up is mindblowingly relevant for it not to be anywhere on the legal search sites
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
Google or Google Scholar?
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
And why does it suck?
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Re: Using Bloomberg Law as SA
just Google
Bloomberg hasn't paid for access to the best stuff, they're just starting out
Bloomberg hasn't paid for access to the best stuff, they're just starting out