May 25, 2012

Editorial Calendar for the National Law Review — Online Legal Magazine and Searchable Legal Analysis Database

Each month the National Law Review (NLR) features articles on its home page focusing on specific legal practice areas and on newly emerging legal issues. We feature a mix of both types of articles. If you have an article you would like to submit for publication consideration in the NLR monthly online magazine, please review the instructions here.

2011 Editorial Calendar

January 2011 — Communications Law

February 2011 — Environmental Law

March 2011 — Intellectual Property Law

April 2011 — Health & Labor Law

May 2011 — Tax Law

June 2011 — Banking & Financial Law

July 2011 — Complex Litigation

August 2011 — Construction, Real Estate & Surety Law

September 2011 — Insurance Law

October 2011 — Health Law

November 2011 -- Labor & Employment Law

December 2011 — Securities/SEC/Public Company Disclosure (including Executive Compensation)

Space is limited, so please contact us early to reserve your space.

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