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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who wrote (85)11/20/1999 3:04:00 AM
From: Jon Khymn   of 161
 
Auric I'm in (ss), what ya think ADAM at 15?
Adam.com has more "dot.com" babies...

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 18, 1999-- LIDO.com, a business unit of adam.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADAM -
news), and a leading Internet-based provider of content and tools for medically-related legal matters, together with FindLaw,
Inc. (http://www.findlaw.com), the leading Web portal devoted to law and government, today launched the Medical Images
Center (http://medpics.findlaw.com), a comprehensive resource of medical images for legal professionals.

The LIDO.com-powered Medical Images Center offers FindLaw users access to medically accurate illustrations, graphics and
support tools for case preparation. FindLaw users have free access to search and preview over 10,000 medical illustrations
and trial exhibits from the LIDO.com database. The Medical Images Center offers users the ability to subscribe to LIDO.com
services, which includes the option to download larger, higher resolution versions of the images that can be used in demand
letters, settlement brochures, trial exhibits and other case materials. Subscribers to LIDO.com also have access to discounted
professional services and tools supporting the preparation of legal claims or cases.

``LIDO.com is about empowering the legal professional with unsurpassed tools and services that will facilitate the preparation
of a medical claim or case more efficiently and with minimal financial risk,' said Kevin Noland, President of LIDO.com.
``Partnering with FindLaw to produce the Medical Images Center creates an exciting distribution channel for us by putting our
content directly into the legal community.'

``We are pleased to make available to the FindLaw community of attorneys who are in involved in injury and tort law this
valuable database from a well-known source for medical illustrations,' said Tim Stanley, CEO of FindLaw. ``We see this as a
unique opportunity to introduce new tools and methods of preparing a case. The Medical Images Center is a great example of
how the Internet is changing the practice of law.'

About LIDO.com

LIDO.com (http://www.lido.com), a business unit of adam.com, Inc. (Nasdaq: ADAM - news; www.adam.com), is the
premier online solution for legal professionals involved in medically-related legal matters. The LIDO.com subscriber service
offers an extensive collection of medical graphics, research information and collaborative tools. LIDO.com features the largest
collection of medical illustrations available for download over the Web.

About FindLaw.com

FindLaw, Inc. (http://www.findlaw.com), the leading Web portal focused on law and government, is dedicated to making legal
information on the Internet freely available and easy to find. The most highly-trafficked legal Web site, FindLaw offers lawyers,
consumers, and small businesses a wealth of legal resources and information, including legal search tools, case law (including
U.S. Supreme Court decisions back to 1893), legal news, real-time SEC filings, community discussion areas and online
continuing legal education.

FindLaw is currently a privately held company backed by @Ventures, the affiliated venture capital arm of CMGI, Inc. Other
investors include Amicus Investments, Angel Investors LP, Arba Seed Investment Group and Glasser Legal Works.
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