Thomson Reuters Practical Law vs. VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer

Thomson Reuters Practical Law

VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Thomson Reuters Practical Law	Score 8.0 out of 10	N/A	Thomson Reuters offers Practical Law, a research assistance tool containing up-to-date legal intelligence decisions, aimed at providing strategic advantage to legal teams.	$632 per month
VitalLaw	Score 0.0 out of 10	N/A	Wolters Kluwer offers VitalLaw (formerly the Cheetah Legal Database), a curated legal research content tool to enrich the legal research process in order to make it faster and more intuitive.	N/A

Pricing

Thomson Reuters Practical Law

VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer

Editions & Modules

Practical Law for Government - Basic: $119.00
per month per seat
Practical Law for Government - Essentials: $166.00
per month per seat
Practical Law for Law Firms - Drafting and Negotiating: $199.20
per month per seat
Practical Law for Law Firms - Litigation and Advisory: $199.20
per month per seat
Practical Law for Government - Premium: $238.00
per month per seat
Practical Law for Law Firms - Premium: $427.20
per month per seat
Practical Law General Counsel - US: $632.70
per month per seat
Practical Law General Counsel - Connect US: $1,399.35
per month per seat
Practical Law General Counsel - Connect US Dynamic: $1,571.30
per month per seat

No answers on this topic

Offerings

Pricing Offerings
Thomson Reuters Practical Law	VitalLaw
Free Trial
Yes	No
Free/Freemium Version
No	No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No	No

Entry-level Setup Fee

No setup fee

Additional Details

Discounts available for multi-year plans.

—

More Pricing Information

Community Pulse
	Thomson Reuters Practical Law	VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer
Top Cons	Minus User friendly Minus Not updated	No answers on this topic

User Ratings
	Thomson Reuters Practical Law	VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer
Likelihood to Recommend	9.0 (2 ratings)	- (0 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Thomson Reuters Practical Law	VitalLaw by Wolters Kluwer
Likelihood to Recommend	Thomson Reuters PracticalLaw offers excellent Practice Notes, Checklists, Precedents, and Toolkits for a variety of practice areas - which is very helpful to in-house counsel and law clerks that are working on files across different practice areas. Less appropriate when there are already many resources available to me to help in drafting documents - then there is not much use to look up PLC. Incentivized Rajiv Chidambaram, BE, MBA Marketing Strategist Read full review	Wolters Kluwer No answers on this topic
Pros	Thomson Reuters Resource guides Practical tips from practitioners Templates Recent articles and news Incentivized Raymond Tran Graduate Research And Teaching Assistant Read full review	Wolters Kluwer No answers on this topic
Cons	Thomson Reuters Navigation can get tricky with some scenarios Some of the features can be offered for free as opposed to paid Sometimes there are precedents and forms that are not updated Incentivized Rajiv Chidambaram, BE, MBA Marketing Strategist Read full review	Wolters Kluwer No answers on this topic
Alternatives Considered	Thomson Reuters They are pretty similar. I rely on practical law for certain practice areas more, and rely on the other platforms for other areas as they are more comprehensive and up to date. Lexis also is connected with Law360, and has a different set of resources, and has a strong shepherdizing tool that integrates well with what I need to do sometimes. Incentivized Raymond Tran Graduate Research And Teaching Assistant Read full review	Wolters Kluwer No answers on this topic
Return on Investment	Thomson Reuters Able to efficiently work on more files Get up to speed on new topics Better help cross-functional departments with more diverse issues Incentivized Rajiv Chidambaram, BE, MBA Marketing Strategist Read full review	Wolters Kluwer No answers on this topic
ScreenShots