Yesterday, we wrote about the announcement that Fastcase had acquired Loislaw from Wolters Kluwer. (Thanks to Bob Ambrogi for breaking the story and his detailed reporting.) Fastcase discusses the transition briefly on its own site.

Today, we have learned that LexisNexis has emailed contacts asking “Are You a Loislaw^® customer?”, with an offer to match your current Loislaw pricing for a new Lexis Advance subscription that matches the “equivalent information” of your Loislaw subscription.

In the message we saw, a Lexis Account Representative characterized Fastcase’s acquisition as “the pending Loislaw^® shutdown,” while touting “Exclusive access to Shepard’s Citations Service, the industry standard,” among other advantages of Lexis Advance. Restrictions apply.

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Robert Ambrogi is reporting at his LawSites blog that Fastcase has acquired Loislaw from Wolters Kluwer. Financial details of the deal were not reported, but Ambrogi confirmed the transaction with both companies.

Ambrogi also reported:

Subscribers will be migrated to the Fastcase service sometime before Nov. 30, when the current Loislaw site will be shut down. Existing subscriptions will be grandfathered at their current or better prices, Walters told [Ambrogi].

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