Legal publishing superpowers Westlaw and Lexis have been targeted by a tiny group of small-firm lawyers who claim illegal price fixing and copyright violations are forcing lawyers to pay too much for research material. Paul J. Ruskin, a solo from Douglaston, N.Y., represents two Virgin Island practitioners in what would appear to be a hugely lopsided David v. Goliath legal battle. Westlaw and Lexis produce electronic legal research products that dominate U.S. legal research.
March 06, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Legal publishing superpowers Westlaw and Lexis have been targeted by a tiny group of small-firm lawyers who claim illegal price fixing and copyright violations are forcing lawyers to pay too much for research material.
Paul J. Ruskin, a solo from Douglaston, N.Y., represents two Virgin Island practitioners in what would appear to be a hugely lopsided David v. Goliath legal battle. Westlaw and Lexis produce electronic legal research products that dominate U.S. legal research.
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