Lloyds Law Reports

At my old firm, we often wondered whether anyone in Canada read Lloyds Law Reports. We had a complete run, and served as the borrowing point of choice for most of Bay Street.
It was strange to see how closely they followed significant Canadian maritime cases, in much the same way as the American Maritime Cases did.
Today, an announcement of I-Law, which looks to be a portal for all of the Lloyds Law Report series.
i-law.com brings together in one online environment titles such as Lloyd’s Law Reports and Lloyd’s Maritime Law Newsletter; LLR: Insurance & Reinsurance and Law of Insurance Contracts; and Building Law Reports and Construction Industry Law Letter along with leading Lloyd’s Shipping Law Library books.

The press release at Informa launches online research tool for legal sector states that the service will launch with approximately 80,000 documents on the i-law.com database, including 18,893 cases, 59,096 articles and 31,523 cross-references.
Whether this adds anything to the Westlaw service listing of Lloyds Law Reports and Lexis’s offerings remains to be seen.