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· Addition of Seckel & McInnis and Fradsham 2010 Annotations to Litigator
· Link to eReference
· Westlaw Canada Alerts now available on westlawcanada.com
· Insurance Act Concordance now available exclusively by subscription |
· New KeyCite® Canada Limits will help you pinpoint the judicial treatments you need
· Direct links to Crankshaw’s Legislative Histories included in criminal legislation
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Addition of Seckel & McInnis and Fradsham 2010 Annotations to Litigator
Link to eReference
Westlaw Canada Alerts now available on westlawcanada.com
Insurance Act Concordance now available exclusively by subscription |
With the introduction of significant changes to the rules of civil procedure for Alberta and British Columbia, we recognize that you may need to keep your eyes on two sets of court rules – the old and the new. Westlaw® Canada is pleased to announce that the previous 2010 editions of Seckel & MacInnis: B.C. Supreme Court Rules and Fradsham: Alberta Rules of Court Annotated will be maintained on the Litigator service, alongside the new 2011 editions of these books. Click here to learn more
In October, links directly to Carswell eReference titles will be added to the home pages for every Source service (plus Litigator). The Carswell eReference Library™ is a collection of print looseleaf products available online. Access to the titles is available at no additional cost to firms with an active subscription to the looseleaf service(s). Click here for more information
Access Westlaw Canada Alerts for information regarding product issues and announcements. Westlaw Canada Alerts include:
• Current Alerts: A listing of current issues or announcements affecting Westlaw Canada. • Archived Alerts: An archive of alerts with ongoing relevance. • Product Enhancements: An archive of product enhancement announcements.
Please bookmark http://www.WestlawCanada.com/for-subscribers/westlaw-canada-alerts/ for future access.
Look up any issue related to insurance law with the Insurance Act Concordance. Updated weekly, it will allow you to find the latest provisions that apply to your issue in the Insurance Acts of every Canadian jurisdiction. Pay-per-use access to this topical legislative concordance is no longer available. The Insurance Act Concordance is now only available by subscription. Please contact your account representative for details. |
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New KeyCite® Canada Limits will help you pinpoint the judicial treatments you need
Direct links to Crankshaw’s Legislative Histories included in criminal legislation
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Limit by subsection or clause: As you know, when you KeyCite® a legislative provision, Westlaw Canada gives you all the judicial treatments for the entire section, breaking down the list of judicial treatments according to the particular subsection or clause that was treated. As there can be hundreds or even thousands of judicial treatments for some legislative sections, users who are only interested in a particular subsection may have to scroll through pages of documents before they get to the particular provision they want. Click here to learn more
Limit by treatment type: A similar extension of the ability to limit KeyCite results will make it possible, when you have KeyCited a case or legislative provision, to get a breakdown of the results by treatment type and restrict your results to view only the treatment types you are interested in. Click here to learn more
We hope these new limits capabilities will help you to get to the information you need faster.
In late May we launched a new topical legislative Concordance which enables you to look up any issue related to insurance law to find the applicable provisions in the Insurance Acts of every Canadian jurisdiction. This Concordance, which is updated weekly, has been available for a trial period on a pay-per-use basis, but, as we said in May, it will soon be available by subscription. Please note that beginning in October, pay-per-use access will end and the Insurance Act Concordance will be available exclusively by subscription. Please contact your account representative for details.
Soon you will be able to find the legislative history of most criminal legislation easily through a new link at the bottom of applicable sections of the current legislation.
Clicking this link will take you to the Crankshaw Legislative History document for that particular piece of legislation.
This link will continue to be available in the Annotations link on the Legislation. |