(Disclaimer: at the time of my summer work, I'm not entirely sure whether I used Lexis Practice Advisor or Westlaw Practical Law. I'm pretty sure I used Lexis PA; I may have used both. I definitely used Lexis Advance, though, and since I wasn't able to prove that I had used it, my Lexis Advance review went astray. This is my attempt to make up for that). Lexis, much like Westlaw, is a comprehensive legal search engine (and, in my opinion, has much better/more intuitive graphic design). Lexis Advance is a useful shortcut to legal research, especially when drafting particular types of documents.

When I client calls me with a task I've never done before, I know that the Practice Advisor is going to have something I can use to become immediately famiarized. Before I'd have to do a simple google search and cross my fingers.

I do transaction and litigation work and find Practice Advisor to be an invaluable tool for my practice, especially for drafting documents that are new to me and educating me on new areas of law.

There was a lot of great content. I liked the search feature, and many of the documents and practice notes I reviewed were very informative and helpful.

Lexis Practice Advisor has a great resource of documents (forms) that transactional attorneys can use for reference.

I like that I can look up recent news and developments with a certain area of law as well as have a resource for secondary sources.