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Description Westlaw UK is a legal research database from Thomson Reuters. It contains full-text UK and EU legislation, case law and commentary including law dictionaries, an encyclopaedia, and specialist practitioner texts. It also features a legal journals index and abstract, and selected full-text journal articles, including from the Sweet & Maxwell law publisher. Westlaw Edge UK also includes foreign legal materials, including legislation, case law and commentary from Australia, Canada and the United States of America. To access foreign legal materials click on either Westlaw International or Westlaw US on the homepage to open another database in a new window.
Resource Type E-Book Platform
  E-Journal Platform
  Full-text database
Advisory note *Full text documents available as Word only, not pdf format*
  The first time you use Westlaw, you will be prompted to create a ‘Thomson Reuters OnePass’ profile. Simply register with your name and university email address. The profile enables personalisation services including creating favourites, saving documents, highlighting and annotating documents, and setting up current awareness email alerts. If you prefer to remain anonymous, please enter a fake name and email address (in the format x@x), but keep a record of your registration in case you need to contact Thomson Reuters Customer Services in the future. If accessing Westlaw Edge UK from the Thomson Reuters ‘Westlaw UK’ sign-in page, click on ‘Access Through Academic Institution’, select ‘University of Warwick’, and login with your university IT username and password. You may be prompted to login this way if accessing Westlaw from a Google internet search, or if following a link to a document from your reading list.

License

Authorised users University of Warwick staff and students only.
Authentication Requires Warwick login.
Concurrent users Unlimited
Terms of use 5. USAGE PERMISSIONS AND RESTRICTIONS 5.1. Usage. TR permits Customer to use the Services within the scope of use set out in the Master Terms Licenceand the relevant Schedule and/or Order Form. The Materials and communications facilities or networks provided in connection with the Service, may only be used to access the Services and benefit from the rights granted under the Agreement. TR may make available to Customer an open API to achieve interoperability between a Service and any other software applications or technology, which Customer may use where applicable, subject to TR’s then current Fees (if any) for such APIs. 5.2. Usage Restrictions. (a) Customer will not: (i) copy or modify any part of or create any derivative works from, the Services; (ii) use or provide the Services in a white-labelled basis, or otherwise, for the benefit of any third party (other than third parties to the extent they are expressly permitted under the Agreement to receive access to the Services); (iii) use any Materials, or communications facilities or networks provided by or on behalf of TR, other than to receive and properly use the Services; or (iv) merge, decompile, disassemble, or reverse-engineer Software (except as expressly permitted by law or regulation to achieve interoperability with other technology where such rights cannot be modified by agreement) or change the filename of Software. (b) Any Information, Materials or other rights provided with a Service are non-transferable and non-sublicensable by Customer.
View University of Warwick E-resources-Conditions of use
Licence location Procurement Office (Library)