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News and Articles on Legal Databases
Deaths in jails raise questions Aug 30, 2009
The Chronicle searched for lawsuits involving CMS by using legal databases maintained by , a private company that provides free access to courts and other legal issues, and Prison Legal News, a prisoner rights advocacy organization. The Chronicle found 182 lawsuits against CMS. State and local governments who have contracted with CMS have had to pay settlements in 16 cases that totaled more than $28. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Thomson Reuters Says Profit More Than Doubled, Beating Analysts' Estimates Aug 7, 2009
9 billion in April 2008, adding financial information to its legal databases and health-care data products. The global economy is still fragile, but things are no longer getting worse, Chief Executive Officer said on a conference call. (Bloomberg -- Canada)
From the archive: Webbed fingers Mar 11, 2009
The web's links now encompass computer-science technical reports, folk-song lyrics, economic statistics from America's Department of Commerce, tarot cards, satellite weather photographs, film reviews, legal databases, the Bible, library catalogues, literary magazines and more. America's Library of Congress used the web to create an electronic version of an exhibition of manuscripts from the Vatican, letting an electronic visitor wander from link to link, looking at pictures and reading about... (The Economist)
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