OUT-LAW

OUT-LAW

OUT-LAW.COM is an award-winning[1] legal news and information site developed by international law firm Pinsent Masons, a highly-regarded law firm[2] specialising in technology, telecoms, intellectual property, outsourcing and information law.

Established in 2000,[3] the website offers over 10,000 pages[4] of legal news and guidance for organisations. With more than 130,000 unique visitors per month, OUT-LAW.com is believed to be one of the largest and most popular legal websites in the world.

In 2008, OUT-LAW.com won a Webby award for the "Best Law Website",[5] the first law firm’s website to win an accolade at internet's most prestigious award ceremony.

References

  1. ^ out-law.com
  2. ^ thelawyer.com
  3. ^ business.scotsman.com
  4. ^ out-law.com
  5. ^ webbyawards.com

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