I would like to know where you got the 1% number (see below). It was my understanding that West publishes nearly 100% of the cases the district court judges ask to publish and nearly 0% of the rest. This is what was stated during the 1988 West-Mead trial at which your firm was counsel for West.
Where do they get these numbers.
Alan Sugarman
HyperLaw
sugarman[_at_]panix.com
On Wed, 1 Mar 1995, Schatz Paquin wrote:
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> While it's probably flattering to call someone a "comprehensive"
> publisher, West's case reporters aren't all-inclusive. The U.S.
> district courts, for example, decide something like 700,000 cases a
> year; but only about 1% of these ever get reported in a West case
> reporter.
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> Michael A. Trittipo
> Schatz, Paquin, Lockgridge, Grindal & Holstein, P.L.L.P.
> (of whom West Publishing Corporation is a client)
> splgh[_at_]primenet.com
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Received on Thu Mar 02 1995 - 04:38:36 GMT
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