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LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage 9.0 Appendix C— Guided Search To Access a Guided Search Form The steps that follow are used to display only one example of a Guided Search Form. There are multiple Guided Search Forms, and all are accessed in the same or a similar manner—via the LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage navigators. Accessing Guided Search Forms 1 From the Investigate navigator, click Search Jury Verdicts & Settlements. The Search Jury Verdicts & Settlements Tasks and Sources list opens. Appendix C— Guided Search Appendix C— Guided Search Appendix C— Guided Search 2 Click Search For Parties in the Tasks list. The Guided Search Form opens. Appendix C— Guided Search 3 Select a jurisdiction and date, enter the Terms (e.g., Smith), and click Search. The results are displayed based on the search data entered. Search Data 80 Guided Search Forms
LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage 9.0 Checklists LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage provides a set of Checklists designed to allow users to associate Events and ToDo-type deadlines with critical tasks. Many of the Checklists are based on LexisNexis Practice Guides. When combined with LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage, Checklists help you assign tasks and due dates and record when the work is completed. Checklists can be imported as Outlines into LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage, allowing you to associate each item (element) with an action, Event, ToDo, or other record types. You can also assign staff members to perform the task. Checklists are found in all practice areas and are grouped under various research topics (i.e., Legal Research > Find Analysis of Trial & Post-Trial > Import Trial and Post-Trial Procedure Checklists). Note: Although there may be other Checklists found in a particular Tasks list, LexisNexis Total Practice Advantage Checklists can be identified as follows: • Import is the first word, and Checklists is the last word of the list item To Access Checklists Based on your Jurisdiction/Practice Area, access to Checklists may vary. The following procedure depicts one example used to display a Checklist. 1 From the Legal Research navigator, click Find Analysis of Trial & Post-Trial. The Find Analysis of Trial & Post-Trial Tasks list opens. Appendix C— Guided Search Appendix C— Guided Search Appendix C— Guided Search Appendix C— Guided Search 2 Select Import Trial and Post-Trial Procedure Checklists. The Checklist window opens. Appendix C— Guided Search Checklists 81
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