In our library - firm with 160 attys in main office and 345 in all - we have
both CJS and AmJur as well as lots of companion volumes from both publishers.
This many attorneys mean different ones have a favorite and insist on using
only that one. If you can afford both its great. Even AmJur and ALR are
starting to include on-line search information so that West key nos. can be
used. The library staff rarely uses the encyclopedias so its hard to give a
personal preference. We recommend both and discuss the pros and cons if
asked
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