Thomson Reuters said that it is launching new editorial products aimed at professionals in the legal, tax and accounting, and science markets.
At Thomson Reuters News & Insight: Legal, journalists are covering litigation topics including securities and bankruptcy and are ramping up coverage of the trends and personalities driving global law.
Journalists are working with editorial teams focused on building current awareness and other legal news content that Westlaw subscribers, especially litigators, use every day to inform their courtroom strategies and sharpen their arguments.
This content is integrated with Westlaw Litigator case law, analysis, trial documents, jury verdicts and workflow tools.
“Already, news teams are working closely with Thomson Reuters Professional businesses to intelligently connect news, data and documents into valuable information solutions for customers, served up via smart phones, tablets and desktop products, to help them be even more productive, effective and successful,” said Adler in a statement.
A News & Insight online service, featuring exclusive journalism, research and analysis for tax and accounting clients, is also in development and scheduled for release later this year.
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let me get this straight, this is the same stephen adler that ran BuisnessWeek into the ground and then got it when the time was right.