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Articles in June, 2006 issue of Legal Publisher

• Advisor Media (San Diego, CA) has launched "Law Office Advisor" as part of its online Advisor Network.(News in Brief)
• Sarbanes-Oxley.
• New online Investment Management Library.
• Law firms will invest $2.5 billion in technology over the next 12 months, according to a new study commissioned by legal publisher ALM, Inc. (New York).(News in Brief)
• Brownstone Publishers (New York) has started the publication of "Curriculum Director's Legal Insider," a monthly newsletter that is designed to help education professionals comply with federal regulations and stay current with best practices.(Ne
• E-Discovery.
• Criminal Justice.
• Thomson West (Eagan, MN) and Thomson Tax and Accounting (New York) have signed a three-year agreement to sponsor "Law Professor Blogs," a network of 28 "blogs by law professors for law professors.".(News in Brief)
• International Law.
• "International Journal of Intellectual Property Management" from Inderscience.
• Business.
• Immigration.
• LexisNexis (Dayton, OH) has acquired CaseSoft (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL), a provider of software tools for investigators, litigators and litigation paralegals.(News in Brief)
• In related news, Westlaw has launched "eforms," a collection of over 40,000 official court and agency forms that are interactive with Adobe PDF documents.(News in Brief)
• Brill Academic Publishers launches "International Community Law Review".
• Intellectual Property.
• "International Journal of Intellectual Property: Law, Economy and Management".
• Martin Nijhoff Publishers (Boston, MA), a unit of Brill Academic Publishers, has produced the premier issue of "The Hague Journal of Diplomacy," a new quarterly title entirely devoted to promoting and studying the increased use of diplomacy on t
• Juvenile.
• New Mealey reports cover Benzene Litigation and bankruptcy changes.
• A new company, Pinhawk (New York; pinhawk.com) is offering a subscription service that includes daily e-mail newsletters that aggregate new postings on legal blogs through its "law on the Blogs NewzDigest," as well as information from original c
• Firm Management.
• Research.
• Twelve regional litigation service companies have merged to from CausaFirma (Chicago, IL), a company that offers standardized litigation support and trial technology services "from discovery through presentation," CausaFirma said, including writ
• Jury.
• e.Republic launches "Government Technology's Emergency Management".
• New service for M&A and securities practitioners.
• In related news, ALM has entered into an agreement with West (Eagan, MN) to offer content from ALM publications, newsletters and litigation resources exclusively to Westlaw.(News in Brief)
• Criminal Law.
• Information Security.
• LawFuel.com, a law news service that provides news release services to law firms and others throughout the world, has launched a blog about class action law suits.(News in Brief)
• "The SciTech Lawyer" from the American Bar Association.
• "Labor & Employment Law Library" from BNA.
• Cyber Crime.