LAG News Blog: LAG news blog joins Guardian Legal Network

Thursday, 13 May 2010

LAG news blog joins Guardian Legal Network

LAG is pleased to announce that the LAG news blog has become a member of the Guardian Legal Network, part of a new section of the Guardian website launched today which pioneers a new, interactive approach to law coverage. The legal network brings together the best blogs and sites that cover legal affairs and developments from around the world, providing high-quality news, comment, analysis, blogs and multimedia.

Other features available at: www.guardian.co.uk/law include news, analysis and comment on the latest legal developments; a blog from Afua Hirsch, the Guardian's legal affairs correspondent; weekly blogs from legal commentators Joshua Rozenberg and Neil Rose; an online legal document store and the option to sign up for a weekly law e-mail called 'The Bundle'.

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