LEXIS-NEXIS OFFERS ACCESS THROUGH NEW "XCHANGE" SERVICE

Legal Publisher, February, 1998

Lexis-Nexis (Dayton, OH), a division of Reed Elsevier, said that

legal researchers can now use standard Web browsers to access the

Lexis-Nexis databases with the release of the Lexis-Nexis Xchange

service located at www.lexis.com.

Lexis-Nexis said the new service is designed to provide a single

location on the Web for legal professionals to obtain the latest

legal and general news, access practice-specific information and

conduct searches.

Subscribers to Lexis-Nexis have access through the Internet with

the ability to run searches against Lexis-Nexis databases.

Features include: basic and advanced search forms; access to

"Auto -Cite," "Shepard's" and "Lexcite"; and, "Lexis Case Law...

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