Following the recent agreement signed with the company, ProQuest, vLex has started to integrate more than 1000 new sources, including: weekly news magazines, local newspapers and magazines that cover a variety of topics such as business, law, industry and culture.

Among the new titles now available on vLex are The Daily Mail, The Herald, the Daily Mirror, The Evening Times, The Western Daily Press, The Washington Times, and many other distinguished news publications.

In addition, to the publication of new current event sources, vLex has also created a News and Business subcategory for Ireland, Germany, Japan, Philippines, South Korea and other countries found on the vLex platform.

Once again, vLex will be represented in the IBF (International Book Fair) to be held in Guadalajara (Mexico) from the 29th November until the 7th December.

The International Book Fair in Guadalajara is considered as the most outstanding meeting of the Spanish publishing world. This unique fair is a gathering of editors, literary agents, distributors and librarians who come to do business and professional exchanges. More than half a million visitors and exhibitors are expected to attend to this uncomparable cultural festival in Latin America.

Therefore, Vlex will await you in its stand (KK31) to introduce you to the new features and contents availables in the platform. If you want to arrange a meeting you can contact directly our Business Development Manager for Latin America, Mr. Alberto Perez.

The world leader in legal information has signed an agreement with A.B.E. Marketing (www.abe.pl) to be distributed in Poland and Ukraine.

This new agreement represents vLex’s next step into Eastern Europe after being represented in Czech Republic and Slovakia by AIP (www.aip.cz).

A.B.E. Marketing is a company specialized in the import and distribution of works and products from the major publishing houses in the world; offerd to its customers the largest collection of scientific & trade books in Eastern Europe.

The agreement signed recently between vLex and the LLMC group will allow the incorporation of more than 780,000 legal documents from different countries around the world to the vLex database. Among them, exclusive documents such as the Irak legislation which is not available by any other publisher.

LLMC is a non-profit consortium of law libraries that seeks to disseminate access to legal documents from around the world. The consortium is comprised of for example the George Washington University law library, University of St. right. Louis law library and the archive of the state of Hawaii. The collection includes books that have been damaged, digitized or passed to microfilm format. Thus, they are very exclusive content provided to vLex to be made globally accessible, which marks a step forward towards the democratization of legal documents.

According to Kathleen Richman, LLMC Executive Director, "vLex responds perfectly to our expectations as the company integrates the content by respecting the initial format of the document such as index or footnotes; but also by providing an added value (relating the content with other documents, facilitating the search or using translations tools). Our main goals are preserving and spreading those contents and vLex is therefore the most indicated partner as it is growing internationally in a very quick way in terms of content and customers".

This agreement shows the willingness of vLex to support the public domain by providing the maximum possible dissemination of information.

The World Bank and the Legal Publisher vLex have signed a license agreement for electronic publication of selected World Bank books and working papers.

The agreement was signed by Lluís Faus, CEO of vLex, and Carlos E. Rossel, Acting Publisher of the World Bank. Through this agreement, a selection of over 40 World Bank books and working papers which cover important legal issues in different countries and regions will be added to the vLex database, thus enriching vLex's database and expanding what vLex can offer to its clients.

The new agreement with the World Bank is the first milestone in vLex's strategy to include in its database greater relevant sources of international legal information from major international organizations.

Spain's number one online legal database, vLex, continues with its international expansion through Latin America. After Mexico's recent incorporation into its platform, vLex will begin to offer its expanding resources of legal information to Mexican legal professionals.

vLex is moving strong with its growth plans, after holding the position of the top online resource for legal information in Spain. With Mexico, vLex once again strongly positions itself in the Americas after assuring a place in Argentina, Colombia and the United States.

With this new incorporation, professionals and students from Mexico will have access to all the juridical information they need. VLex.com contains the primary laws in each area of the Mexican law, continually updated with the current State and Federal Codes: The Official News Bulletin of the Mexican Federation, Executors Judgments of the Supreme Court of Justice, The Jurisprudential Theses of Mexico and the Decisions of the Supreme Court of Justice.

The current expansion of vLex coincides with the successful launch results of vLex Global . According to Lluis Faus, CEO of vLex, "The positive growth strategy will continue by adding new countries to our platform from around the world".