Legalweek.com is the online meeting place for business lawyers. It is a dynamic and innovative website that attracts a large and loyal readership made up of UK and international business lawyers. Its editorial team, led by Alex Novarese, is constantly improving the site to ensure it has the freshest design, the simplest navigation and the most advanced community features in the legal market. Its audience is notable not just for its size – in July 2011 it attracted 120,000 unique visitors - but also for its loyalty, as the average visitor looks at nearly nine pages. This is an extremely high figure for a magazine website. Legalweek.com also has a remarkably senior audience. In a recent online survey, more than half of the respondents from law firms were partners while 68% of the in-house lawyers who took part had eleven 11 years of legal experience or more.

Legalweek.com is easy to navigate, providing time-impoverished lawyers with fast access to the site’s award-winning content. Legalweek.com plays host to a range of interactive features including its comment section, its blogging site, Legal Village, and Career Clinic. The site’s social media branch? is spearheaded by its Twitter feed, @LegalWeek, which has nearly 10,000 folllowers. Legal Village embraces the thriving legal blogging community by posting a regular stream of guest blogs. In line with Legal Week’s innovative approach to publishing, legalweek.com has introduced a subscriber-only section where premium content is housed. This content includes sought-after research such as the Legal Week Top 50 law firm financial results as well as editor Alex Noverese’s insightful editor’s commentscomment section. Legal Week also leads the way in the provision of video content. For example, a new series of in-depth interviews – On the record Record – kicked off by welcoming Allen & Overy senior partner David Morley into Legal Week’s studios. As well as appearing ion Legalweeklegalweek.com’s video section, the programme is available as a podcast on iTunes. Legalweek.com also has a mobile site, that is attracting a growing audience, and a range of associated news alerts and newletters. It also contains a news feed to from its US sister site, law.com.

Key features

• Legalweek.com’s homepage showcases the site’s many features, including video, blogs and reader comments
• The popular law firms sections houses micro-sitesnews feeds? for the UK’s top 50 law firms and the top 20 international law firms
• The blogs section Legal Village houses the best of the blog posts from the UK’s thriving community of legal bloggers
• In depth interviews, Q&A-style legal briefings and web seminars are housed in legalweek.com’s busy video section.
• Relevant jobs are fed through in to article pages from legalweek.com’s associated jobs board, legalweekjobs.com
• The Inin-Hhouse Lawyers lawyers section provides busy company lawyers with a quick and easy way of catching up with the latest news and analysis

Target audience

• Law firm managing and senior partners
• Law firm partners
• Law firm managers including finance directors and heads of IT and human resources
• Law firm assistant and associate solicitors
• General counsel
• In-house lawyers
• Company exec utives
• Law students

Editor
Alex Novarese
+44(0)20 7316 9847
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Deputy Editor
Georgina Stanley
+44(0)20 7316 9117
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Martin Lord
+44 (0)207 004 7436
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Head of Sales
Preya Shah
0207 316 9119
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Recruitment sales manager
Kerry Brooker
+44(0)20 7316 9505
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Publisher
John Malpas
+44(0)20 7316 9140
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