Faculty Resource Support Services

Examination copies of text books are available to professors for adoption consideration who have not previously received copies. Rather than CAP sending out unsolicited books, we ask that you request a book ... on the book’s web page, and that your request matches the courses(s) you are teaching. Alternatively, you can request a copy by sending an email to ReviewCopy@lexis.com.

Edward Elgar provides instructors access to a digital copy of textbooks after registration. The access is provided via VitalSource, an ebook platform also used by Carolina Academic Press. Some of their titles are not classified as textbooks, however.

To request complimentary copies of works published by James Publishing, you need to contact customer service using their online form.

Access Lexis' core collection of law school books (including study aids and teachers' manuals if available) via the LexisNexis® Digital Library | Professor Review Copies. This restricted access site is available 24/7 for Professor Review Copies of textbooks to consider for course adoption.

New registrants must request a login and password using the "Get help with your login credentials" link supplied on the page.

Redirect link may result if currently logged into Lexis Digital Library, click redirect link on page if needed.

The Digital Library for Professor Review Copies includes: Interactive Citation Workbooks; selected titles from AHLA®, American Bar Association®, Carolina Academic Press, James Publishing, The Florida Bar Continuing Legal Education and other selected professional publications.

Many of our titles are offered as examination copies to qualified instructors. Titles eligible as examination copies will include a link on their product page. In order for your request to be processed, please browse for the title you are interested in receiving and click on the Request Examination Copy link on the right-hand sidebar of the title's product page.

Complimentary Copies request form for Thomson Reuters, aka West, publications.

The University of Chicago Press will gladly send you an examination copy of any book you wish to consider for course use. Please mail or fax your request on your department letterhead specifying the title of the course, your expected enrollment, the semester or quarter in which the course will be offered, the course level (undergraduate or graduate), and any textbooks now currently being used for this course.

Complimentary review copies of texts are available to professors who wish to consider adopting them or recommending them to their classes, if they have not received previous copies. Read through this information page and email accountmanager@westacademic.com to request a copy.

Professors can request complementary review copies through Wolters Kluwer web portal. Print complementary copies are available upon adoption.