Legal Professionals’ Information Use Habits, Preferences, and Satisfaction

• Why This Market?
1. Methodology
• Overview Profile of Legal Users
1. Top Information Types Used
2. Views about Specific Products and Vendors
• Information Use and Behaviors
1. Where Lawyers Go To Seek Information
2. Search Habits
3. Time Spent Gathering and Analyzing Information
4. Problems Getting Information
5. Unmet Information Needs
• Interactive Media
• Spending and Purchasing Patterns
• Essential Actions
• Related Research

Tables & Figures

• Table 1. Lawyers: How They Apply Information
• Table 2. Top Information Types Used
• Table 3. Views about Selected Vendors – Corporate Lawyers
• Table 4. Views about Selected Vendors – Firm Lawyers
• Figure 1. Where Lawyers Go to Seek Information
• Figure 2. Search Failure Rate
• Figure 3. Time Spent Gathering and Analyzing Information
• Figure 4. Problems or Obstacles in Obtaining Information
• Table 5. Unmet Information Needs
• Figure 5. Lawyers’ Handheld Device Usage
• Figure 6. Social Networking Site Usage
• Figure 7. Use of Social Networking Sites
• Figure 8. Attitudes Toward Fee vs. Free Sources
• Figure 9. Where Purchase Decisions are Made
• Figure 10. Purchase Information as Independent Decision
• Figure 11. Preferred Pricing Model
• Figure 12. Median Annual Spending
• Figure 13. Spending for Personal, Departmental, and Organizational Use
• Figure 14. Spending by Format

Companies Mentioned

1. American Law Institute
2. Aspen Publishers, Inc.
3. Bloomberg BNA
4. Legal Directories Publishing Company, Inc.
5. LexisNexis
6. Practising Law Institute (PLI)
7. Thomson Reuters
8. Wolters Kluwer Health