LexisNexis Begins Selling Legal eBooks in Amazon’s Kindle Store

From LN:

LexisNexis Legal & Professional today announced that a large selection of its legal eBooks are now available in the Amazon Kindle Store.  Additionally, LexisNexis eBooks on Kindle or through Kindle reading apps are also accessible through the recently launched LexisNexis Digital Library.
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Effective immediately, a collection of several hundred electronic titles from the LexisNexis collection is available for purchase in the Amazon.com Kindle Store in a number of categories within the Non-Fiction department under “Law.” For example, the initial offering of LexisNexis eBooks includes titles covering topics such as bankruptcy, immigration, tax and many more practice areas and jurisdictions. For law school students, textbooks, casebooks and study aids for many first, second and third year law students are now available, along with popular study guides such as the Understanding and Questions & Answers series – with more being added for the fall semester.
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Additionally, regardless of how they are acquired, many LexisNexis eBooks now also feature embedded links to valuable primary and analytical legal content on Lexis Advance for users who have a subscription, with more titles offering links going forward. Prices for LexisNexis eBooks in the Kindle Store vary depending on individual publications, and more titles will be added over time.

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