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Dear Lexis®Library subscriber,

e-burst brings you up to date with the latest improvements in your LexisNexis® online services. Some of the sources and titles mentioned below are subscription dependent, please contact your account manager or call us on 020 7400 2984 if you would like to discuss adding any of these services to your existing subscription.

NEW - Atkin’s Key Document Finder
Win an iPod Shuffle!
New online content - coming soon
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Introducing the Atkin’s Key Document Finder

Following the success of the EF&P Key Document Finder for precedents, we’ve launched the Atkin's Key Document Finder for forms. Both sources offer an extensive range of forms and precedents supported by expert guidance on procedure and law. To enable easy access to their comprehensive array of documents, both sources now offer a Key Document Finder.

The Atkin’s Key Document Finder has recently gone live on LexisLibrary and is a fast and simple way to browse and select precedents, forms and procedural tables in two core practice areas: dispute resolution and personal injury. To quickly find the Atkin's Key Document Finder, simply type “Document Finder” into the Find a Source box in the blue Quickfind. Select Atkin's Key Document Finder then OK. This brings you to the Forms and Precedents page where you can browse the full list of topics covered by clicking on the blue hyperlink for Atkin's Key Document Finder.  

This new source is available on the following menus which all contain the full Atkin’s title: Legal Library, Legal Library Law Reports, LexisNexis Library, Atkin's, Forms & Precedents, Atkin's Court Forms and the Bar Collection.

Remember you can also use the EF&P Key Document Finder as a fast, simple way to browse and select over 6,000 precedents in three main areas: company/commercial, property and the newly expanded private client section.

Win an iPod Shuffle!

If you use and have views on the material published in Atkin's Court Forms we would love you to fill in a short online survey which will help us continue the development of this key title. As a ‘thank you’, every respondent will be entered into a draw for a new iPod Shuffle! The closing date for responses is 30 June 2010. The survey can be accessed here.

New online content - coming soon 

Taxation of Foreign Profits 2009-2010
Soon to be available on menus including Tax Library, Legal Library, LexisNexis Library and International Tax

Taxation of Foreign Profits deals with the most extensive changes to UK law on taxation of foreign income in over 50 years. This new source will provide timely and authoritative interpretation of the new 2009 rules addressing the taxation of Foreign Profits earned by UK companies and their subsidiaries and other significant changes affecting companies with cross-border investments. A high profile and expert team of authors led by General Editor Philip Baker QC with Consultant Editor Diane Hay explain the core issues stemming from the most extensive changes to UK law on the taxation of foreign income in over 50 years, and show how these rules will apply with examples of their practical application.

Contents include coverage on:

* Dividend Exemption
* Worldwide Debt Cap (with dedicated sections on the impact for both the Banking and Insurance Industries)
* Reporting of Worldwide Transactions
* Controlled Foreign Company Rules: Future Reform
* The Wider Context: the impact of Double Taxation Conventions (DTCs) and of EC Law

Top Tip

The Judgments source is the definitive place to find case law on Lexis®Library! This source holds all transcripts that we receive. We load all judgments on the same day that they are made available from court. These will be available to customers within half an hour as a PDF or a fully searchable document. Each judgment is replaced by the latest version of a case to ensure you have access to the best and latest judgment available. The judgments source can be located by typing “Judgments” into the Find a source box and you can also add it to your Bookshelf for instant access.

Did you know?

Royal Navy ships that enter the Port of London must provide a barrel of rum to the Constable of the Tower of London.

What do you want to hear about? Are there any areas of the service that you feel are not meeting your needs? Are there specific areas relating to the service that you would like to be updated on? We are always keen to receive your feedback. You can contact us at: serviceupdate@lexisnexis.co.uk