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Lawyer blog award
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2006/12/22 23:46
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The Featured Blog section on Breaking Legal News highlights the most exciting and useful law blogs on the Internet. Each blog that is determined to be worthy of being recognized will receive a dedicated page on breakinglegalnews.com with a description of the blog, bio of blog organizer, and any information concerning the blog. Each blog page will have its own dedicated link that will be available for life on.
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If a blog is chosen for the Featured Blog section, they will receive a banner to be put on their blog page showcasing the fact that they have been featured by Breaking Legal News. They will also be able to submit one article per month pertaining to a specific legal matter. They will also be able to submit one article per month pertaining to a specific legal matter. |
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