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Questions for suppliers

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The last day of the BIALL Conference sees The Legal Information Group (LIG) running a session where they will be putting questions to representatives of various suppliers. This year, LexisNexis, Sweet and Maxwell and PLC have all kindly agreed to take part.

LIG will be writing questions for the session based on the comments that they received during their survey of BIALL members in March. LIG are also happy to receive questions from
BIALL members in advance of this session, although they reserve the right to edit the question if they think it will make it more useful for the session.

If you have a question that you would like LIG to ask LexisNexis, Sweet & Maxwell or
PLC, please send it to David Percik the Chair of LIG.

Full post as published by The BIALL Blog on May 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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