As part of our New Year's resolutions, Legal Week has decided to break with its long-cherished tradition of hiding its forward features calendar in places on our website so obscure that even I on occasion struggle to find it.One of the reasons we are aiming to make the upcoming features line-up more easily available is because we want to step up the quality of commissioning this year.
January 05, 2010 at 09:30 AM
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As part of our New Year’s resolutions, Legal Week has decided to break with its long-cherished tradition of hiding its forward features calendar in places on our website so obscure that even I on occasion struggle to find it.
The list, which can be accessed [asset_library_tag 379,by clicking here], details the features we have scheduled for 2010.
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