National Law Journal is a USA magazine covering Law.
The National Law Journal is a monthly magazine providing legal information to attorneys, including U.S. Supreme Court rulings, Federal circuit court decisions, verdicts of national consequence, pracitioners columns, coverage of legislative issues and legal news from the business and private sectors.
In April 2017 the Journal switched from a weekly tabloid to a monthly glossy magazine edition.
This magazine is owned by ALM Media Properties, LLC.
Mailing address: 120 Broadway, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10271
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The National Law Journal Names Lisa Helem
Editor National Law Journal Goes Monthly
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-- In September 2017, Lisa Helem replaced Beth Frerking as the editor in chief of National Law Journal.
Posted by Mondo Times Editors, Boulder Colorado, November 10, 2017
-- With the April 2017 issue, National Law Journal has switched from a weekly tabloid edition to a monthly glossy magazine. The Journal was launched in 1978.
According to publisher ALM Media Properties, the new format will provide more in-depth reporting and analysis with unique perspectives on key events and the underlying implications and trends affecting companies, legal...
-- From the July 12, 2010 issue:
"This year's Midsize Hot List shows the agility of law firms with 50 to 150 attorneys in ducking the recession's blows — or at least bouncing back more quickly than many big-firm competitors.
Lower hourly rates remain the greatest advantage that midsize firms offer, but it's not all about the money. The firms included on this year's list have demonstrated the...
Hearings
June 24, 2010 -- The National Law Journal will provide extensive print and online coverage and analysis of the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan. In addition, Marcia Coyle, chief Washington correspondent for the publication, will join the on-air PBS team for live, gavel-to-gavel coverage of Kagan’s appearances before the Senate Judiciary Committee, which are expected to begin on June 28 and continue throughout next week. In addition to...
-- June 28, 2010: The National Law Journal today named its 2010 list of “Washington’s Most Influential Women Lawyers.” The listing recognizes women who set the legal agenda in the nation’s capital and includes 33 lawyers from private firms, government, and advocacy and trade groups. They range from the two women on the Supreme Court (and one more who’s likely to be) to the heads of practice groups and offices at D.C. firms to...Also See:
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