Blog / Lexology PRO - May round-up

09 June 2020
By Shivani Patel

Last month there were plenty of content additions covering research, in-depth and curated content, which has proven popular with our Lexology PRO subscribers. From popular topics through to platform improvements, take a look at our monthly round-up for May on Lexology PRO.

COVID-19

We’ve been keeping you up-to-date with the latest news and guidance surrounding COVID-19 on Lexology PRO as our editorial team have created the following:

• What the Insurance sector is reading on Lexology (COVID-19)
• UPDATED: Emergency legislation and measures around the world (COVID-19)
• COVID-19 Weekly Round-Up (25-31 May 2020)

Popular on GTDT

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Popular in-depth content

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Also in PRO news… we’ve been carrying out improvements to our search functionality

On Lexology we are constantly working on improving your user experience and that’s why we’re excited to announce our latest improvements to our search functionality.

All of our premium PRO content is now visible through our search functionality (shown below), but only PRO subscribers will have full access to this. If you are a PRO subscriber, you’ll be able to easily navigate to all of your accessible content directly through the ‘Research’ tab or the search tool at the top of your newsfeed.

Now available to view in our search functionality:

  • GTDT
  • In Depth
  • Market Intelligence
  • Practice Guides

 

For each of these content types, the topics (e.g. Merger Control) and the individual chapters (e.g. Merger Control in France) are also available in the search tool. 

 

Where can I find the snippet articles?

Snippet articles have now moved from the search results, but these are still accessible through the daily newsfeed and will also appear in our range of hubs under “Popular/recent”.

 

Intuitive search

Through our search improvements we have updated the logic behind the search functionality meaning you will find it easier to find author profiles, firms and topics that are relevant to you.

 

For example, if you wanted to search for authors such as Robin Shea or Axel Anderl, or even Umair Rahim, you will no longer need to use inverted commas to find who you are looking for as our search logic now picks up direct name matches.

 

In addition, we’ve also simplified the way to find results around much easier to find results around multi-word phrases like “force majeure” or “art law”.  Previously these were considered as separate words, but now we show results that have the phrase itself.

 

To find out more about our premium content offering on Lexology or to book your free demo, please click here.

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