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With the LexisNexis Digital Library app, you can access your law library’s full eBook collection when online or download books so you can use them offline in the courtroom or while traveling. Features: • Use your organization’s complete eBook collection on your phone or tablet – allowing for convenient access to important legal resources anywhere work happens. • Easily read and search inside eBooks. • Get links to specific sections within a book to easily share research with colleagues. • Follow links from within books to the Lexis Advance online service (with an active subscription). • Add your own highlights, annotations, bookmarks, and tags to books for quick reference. • Jump right back into recently read eBooks, highlights, and annotations easily from your custom workspace. • Export annotations and highlights for use in your documentation. • Adjust fonts and reading modes based on your preference. Support for OpenDyslexic font included. • Stay organized with tags, now with improved visibility and functionality. • Subscribe to alerts and receive updates about individual titles and set volumes. How it works Libraries subscribe to LexisNexis digital content to share with their organizations. Many more eBooks and audiobooks are available from additional publishers through OverDrive. The way you access this content is simple: 1. Download and install the app. 2. When prompted, enter your institution’s library code To get this code, contact your library administrator. 3. Start exploring your LexisNexis Digital Library.

The primary goal of the App is to be a useful resource for everyone in the e-discovery community! App development was led by Reed Smith Partner David Cohen, Practice Group Leader of Reed Smith’s Records & E-Discovery (RED) practice group, with important contributions by lawyers, e-discovery analysts, and support professionals at Reed Smith LLP and its technology subsidiary Gravity Stack. Where permitted and acknowledged, the App also includes, or links to, materials created or compiled by outside professionals. We welcome additional suggestions and contributions.