"It's certainly the end of an era, but I really don't like to think of it as the last edition. It's just an edition that's continuing on a different platform," Harris said.
December 18, 2023 at 09:00 AM
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Bureau Chief
Brian Harris has seen a lot of change at The Legal Intelligencer.
In the 39 years the soft-spoken 63-year-old has been at the paper, he helped refocus the sleepy publication, centered exclusively on court notices and listings, into a full-throated journalistic enterprise, and also was part of the talks to determine whether the-then independent company should buy, or be sold to ALM.
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