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You're an attorney in a mid- to large-sized firm with several regional offices. Your practice is going well, but you feel the need for some 'face time' ' a little walk down the Insider Catwalk. What do you do?One way is to write an article, and since this is the Law Journal Newsletters Web site, we'll offer some handy tips for our own publications, but they really apply to any publication in the industry. Let's suppose, just as an example, that you have recently and successfully tried a case involving an employee blog that led to a lawsuit against his company. You represented the company'and won. Voila! You crunch your notes, get some input from peers in your firm, turn the notes into an article without too much trouble, and there you go. Face time.Next question: Where do you publish? You surf the Web for likely publications, and lo and behold, you wind up on www.ljnonline.com. And you see The Corporate Counselor, Business Crimes Bulletin, and e-Discovery Law & Strategy, among many others. They sound good, but the first one sounds ideal. What do you do next?
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