Like other legal research platforms, VitalLaw offers a database of searchable forms. Coverage depends on industry and jurisdiction – forms related to federal and Delaware securities are particularly robust. VitalLaw is a new way for us to operate in the market – we bring a whole new value proposition, not just a new name. It is a native digital solution and a break with the way research has been widely done in the past, namely on print media and publications. While the new name VitalLaw may remind you of the classic “I Love Lucy” episode Vitameatavegamin, the database remains a powerful legal research tool. We primarily focus on the legal and regulatory compliance aspects of the law and support transactional work rather than litigation, which is a significant difference from other research platforms on the market. As a result, we have in-depth know-how and knowledge of practice areas and translate them into statements and analyses on the law and regulations. We also cover these areas from a topical perspective. In addition, we offer a number of workflow tools, including SmartTasks, which allow lawyers to delegate specific tasks with step-by-step guidance, and Smart Charts, which allow a comparison of specific areas of law. Most search platforms don`t offer workflow tools. Why are they crucial for VitalLaw? “We are committed to developing digital solutions that enable our clients to make a profound impact on their organizations and clients in this rapidly changing environment through the use of expert analytics, actionable insights and intelligent tools,” said Ken Crutchfield, vice president and general manager of legal markets at Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S.

that enrich the entire legal process and provide Faster responses and deeper insights to lead to greater efficiency and better results for their customers. This morning, Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. sent an impressive email announcement to the directors of the U.S. Law Library. The flagship of the cheetah legal research platform has been renamed VitalLaw. The change is expected to take place on Monday, November 1. The list of librarians lit up with the expected questions and concerns, as well as a hint of muzzle. I understand the potential challenges that my colleagues face. Each product name is integrated into a variety of research and business taxonomies – think of training resources, catalogs, budgets, and portal pages. And then there are the “passive resistors” like me, who always refer to Wolters Kluwer products by their original American brand name: CCH.

(Commerce Clearing House was acquired by Wolters in 1995). CCH/Wolters Kluwer entered the digital age with CCH CD-ROMs, then the CCH Research Network, then Intelliconnect, which gradually disappeared and replaced a new Cheetah platform. The name Cheetah is meant to signal the significantly improved response time compared to Intelliconnect. I wrote a detailed summary of the path from CCH to Cheetah in my 2013 article on the launch of Cheetah. Workflow and customer needs. Efficiency is an important differentiator when law firms respond to tenders. Wolters Kluwer developed VitalLaw to streamline the client`s search workflow with advanced navigation, search and collaboration capabilities. The press release pointed out that tasks can be completed in less time. The new dashboard and features automate routine legal tasks to reduce non-billable hours. This free website, Crutchfield said, is a way for WK to connect with the broader legal market. He expects it to develop further in the coming months. Wolters Kluwer, a long-time recognized name in the legal research game, recently announced that its award-winning cheetah research platform has been rebranded as VitalLaw.

VitalLaw is a truly native digital approach that is much more than just a legal research platform – in addition to accessing more primary source content, consumers can also take advantage of smart workflow tools that help make everyday practice more efficient. When lawyers connect to search systems, they try to perform certain tasks, not just read documents. VitalLaw works so well because it is based on an understanding of what was happening before our users signed up and what they do after logging out. We use this knowledge to extend workflow tools that pick them up where they are, make their work easier, and create more value. The new Laws and Regulations dashboard provides full access to federal and state laws and regulations for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. It also contains the legislative history and the dates on which future acts and regulations will come into force. As with other subscription-based search databases, you can search or search these primary sources. VitalLaw`s publicly accessible website displays up-to-date legal news of interest to lawyers and lawyers. The main story of this page can be viewed by anyone for free, and this free access extends to all primary source documents or related documents cited in the article.