NetLetters

Quicklaw/LexisNexis announced today that the Butterworths NetLetters have been transmogrified — well, they didn’t actually use that word — into the LexisNexis NetLetters “with a brand new look and style.”

Other changes:

The Aboriginal and Immigration Law NetLetters will become bilingual, meaning that they will contain both English common law and French civil law decisions when available. Summaries in both languages will also be provided where decisions are released in both languages. The Patent NetLetter will merge with the Copyright and Trade-mark NetLetter into one Intellectual Property NetLetter, which will also be bilingual.

NetLetters on the following subjects are available in the new style as of today:
Aboriginal Law / Droit des Autochtones
Construction Law
Economic Damages
Environmental Law
Health Law
Municipal Law
Ontario Civil Practice
Personal Injury

The following areas will be available on or around April 1:
Highway Traffic NetLetterHuman Rights Law
Immigration Law / Droit de l’immigration
Intellectual Property Law / Propriété intellectuelle
Sentencing
Taxation and Customs
Youth Criminal Justice