[blindlaw] Lexis have reference specialist familiar with assistive technology?

Tue May 3 22:11:34 UTC 2011

Call their customer service number and ask if they have someone trained in
assistive technology. 

Several years ago, I assisted a blind law student through telephone contact
with lexis issues he was having.  He told me at that time that Lexis had no
one that could help him.  I know for a time, Westlaw had such a person; but
I don't know if they still do.

In the short term, probably the best idea is for anyone with extra time, to
volunteer to help others with their needs.

Respectfully,

Russell J. Thomas, Jr.

Law Office of Russell J. Thomas, Jr.

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Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2011 12:43 PM
To: blindlaw at nfbnet.org
Subject: [blindlaw] Lexis have reference specialist familiar with
assistivetechnology?

Blindlaw listers:

Have any of you identified a trainer or reference attorney or other
specialist at Lexis who is able to train or assist  you with using Lexis
with assistive technology like JAWS?

Noel Nightingale

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