[blindlaw] Foundation and Lexis

[John Ramsey]

When I was in law school, I rarely used Lexis texts even though they are the
best in electronic formatted materials. The contact person for
Foundation/Thomson West is Katie Hauck. I do not remember her extension but
can probably find it among my old files.

Take care,

John

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When I was in law school, I rarely used Lexis texts even though they are the best in electronic formatted materials. The contact person for Foundation/Thomson West is Katie Hauck. I do not remember her extension but can probably find it among my old files.
Take care,
John