Where do you work?

[Clarino]

[Dylan]

[John Galt]

i rarely ever check westlaw or westlaw next for anything. i thought it used to all say "thomson west". actually when i go to the westlaw next website it says thomson reuters in bottom right, i can see it clearly... i guess since i worked for "thomson west" first before thomson bought out reuters i always think of it as "thomson". older people than me think of it as "West".

and i know you are easily confused.

what i do isn't related to the searching, it's related to the content

and sazari, i know you think lawyers are all alpha, so it may be helpful for you to know that something like 9 to 1 lawyers prefer westlaw. maybe nonlawyers such as yourself prefer lexis.

the one project that isn't out yet i know of that sounds super awesome is kind of like google docs to share stuff but that automatically starts linking up your content for you. as in you write the cite and it finds it, and then the thing is shared on a cloud with whom you want. it's made specifically with corporate lawyers between corporations in mind or something like that.

[jimmyz]

[foadi]

[jimmyz]

[foadi]

[jimmyz]

I help keep your B757 or A320 flying. I also have stuff for your submarine or flight test platforms. Even stuff for your aviation related ground support operations. I gave up turning wrenches a few years back and leave that sort of thing to others which allows me the time to diddle around on PCF furiously typing and looking like I'm doing something real.

I bet I could have invented the Thorium powered personal flying machine or NAB could have designed a building that builds itself by now if we hadn't wasted so much time on PCF.

[jimmyz]

[foadi]