ALM Media and Law.com are excited to announce the launch of Law.com Radar and the introduction of real-time reporting on corporate deal legal work. 

Law.com Radar offers a new way to track legal developments involving key clients or industry segments. What makes Radar unique is its high-speed approach—delivering updates hours ahead of other providers—and the ability for subscribers to personalize their news feeds to access the information that’s most relevant.

With today’s launch, subscribers can easily stay on the forefront of what is driving the litigation and deals impacting key clients or industry segments so they stay informed for their own practice, for their clients, and to understand the competitive landscape.

Radar applies cutting-edge technology and editorial expertise to deliver immediate updates on new litigation in the federal courts and what law firms are handling big matters. The new corporate deal coverage includes updates on the latest mergers and acquisitions, private equity deals, securities offerings, venture financings, real estate transactions and other corporate transactions in the U.S. and globally.  

Here’s what else you need to know about the new Law.com Radar

➤ New name: Legal Radar is now Law.com Radar. 

➤ Expanded coverage: Law.com Radar includes the ability to track legal developments across 33 industries, 20 practice areas and topics, all U.S. states and global regions. Plus thousands of companies and law firms.

➤ More options: Law.com Radar now offers two versions, a free version and a new Premium version with exclusive corporate deal coverage and more customization options.

➤ Law.com subscriber access: As a Law.com subscriber you already have full access to the Premium level of Law.com Radar. Enjoy! 

Get started: Set up your custom Radar feed today at law.com/radar


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