As you know, top performing firms share knowledge as efficiently as possible, because that promotes client service - and that contributes to making profits. So electronic access allows firms to do more of what they should be doing for less cost. Second there should be a certain base level of access everyone has. That would encourage information sharing and so follow the business purpose. Technology implementation also plays an important part in furthering this aim as well.
Case law is covered by an abstract database and full text of recent New Zealand case law.
Overseas materials are not yet part of the picture. Individual firms supplement these resources as they require. We also collect and provide in-house opinions and precedent databases partially linked to relevant databases, such as statutes. Everything is on folio views, so the technology does not get in the way. The Internet plugs gaps such as parliamentary bills and overseas information.