February 8, 2012

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About the National Law Review's Audience:

The National Law Review's most frequent readers are in-house attorneys, compliance, and mid- to upper-level managers from the insurance, health care, risk management, pharmaceutical and chemical, and human resources fields. Several professional organizations feature articles written by NLR contributors in the legal resource sections of their web sites every month, and many professional association sites link to the NLR web site or have included NLR articles on their legal resource pages. 

The National Law Review's business savvy, highly readable and relevant content reaches one of the most sought after audiences on the web.

Average Age**  35-55
Advanced Degree** 60%+
Browsing from Work** 65%
Most Common Industries* Banking, Biotech & Chemical, Consulting,  Education, Financial, Healthcare, Insurance
Most Frequent Visitors* Accountants, Attorneys, Business Owners, Claim Professionals, HR, Mid / Upper Management

*Internal Records, Aug-2010 // **© Alexa Internet, Inc. Aug 2010

The National Law Review's Reach:

A leading resource of U.S. secondary legal analysis – the National Law Review's  audience is primarily U.S. based, but growing internationally.

United States(% Overall Visits)* 89%
CA, IL, NY, TX, FL, OH, PA, VA, DC & NJ* (% Overall Visits) 56%
International –other than US* (% Overall Visits) 11%
China, India, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan*(% Overall Visits) 6%

*Internal Records, Aug 2010 

Each month the National Law Review features articles on its home page focusing on certain legal practice areas and newly emerging legal issues. Here are the featured topics for the upcoming issues of the NLR online magazine:

The National Law Review's 2010 - 2011 Editorial Calendar

January

Communications Law

February

Environmental Law 

March

Intellectual Property Law 

April

Health & Labor Law 

May

Tax Law 

June

Banking & Financial Institution Law

July

Complex Litigation

August

Construction, Real Estate & Surety Law

September

Insurance Law 

October

Health Care Law 

November

Labor & Employment Law

December

Securities/SEC/Public Company Disclosure and Executive Compensation Legal Issues 

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