ALM Launches a New User Experience on Law.com

Introducing a sleek new look and feel that brings the full Law.com ecosystem together, providing easy access to Law.com Radar, Legal Compass, Law.com Pro and all of ALM’s national, regional and global brands.

New York, NY – June 14, 2021 – ALM announces the next generation of Law.com and the network of online legal publications including The American Lawyer and New York Law Journal. The new design and layout showcases ALM’s award-winning global, national, and regional coverage from the most ingrained and trusted legal media brands in the industry.

“The modular design quickly connects readers to their favorite content while facilitating conversations between key audiences around major issues impacting the legal industry,” said Richard Caruso, Vice President and General Manager, Global Legal News.

Law.com now brings closer together the innovative products launched over the past year, including Law.com Radar, Law.com Pro and Corporate Counsel Advance. The new design also puts a spotlight on topics our readers say they care about the most, including the launch of Law.com’s Litigation: Editor’s Picks hub, featuring trend analysis and in-depth commentary from practitioners and judges.

Zack Needles, Editor-in-Chief of Law.com said, “The new designs respond to reader feedback to showcase our most popular go-to coverage of beats such as business of law. litigation, in-house, regulatory, technology, education as well as critical topics such as diversity, return-to-office and so much more.”

To learn more about Law.com, visit www.law.com/navigate.

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