Legal Research Services Vary Widely in Results, Study Finds
In a comparison of six leading research providers, there was hardly any overlap in the top 10 results from searches.
In a comparison of six leading research providers, there was hardly any overlap in the top 10 results from searches.
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There has to be a better way to do legal research, right?
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