Headline Express briefing

Headline Express is an indispensable time saving 'hotline' to issues on the legal news radar in the day ahead.

This concise legal news briefing is e-mailed to subscribers Monday to Friday before 7:00 am.

Why Headline Express

It briefs legal professionals on critical judicial issues of the day; reports on ground breaking European Court, Supreme Court, Crown Court decisions; presents summarised law reports focused on case precedents; extracts the essence from law-related stories in the national media; gives law firm librarians valuable electronic clippings hyperlinks to full news items in cited media. Headline Express supplements and adds to the 'current awareness' requirements of barristers, solicitors and law librarians, make it a permanent part of your professional resources.

"In today's legal practice, 'current awareness' content (a.k.a. news and information) is a valuable component of a lawyer's toolbox. Current awareness covers a wide range of information about topics related to a particular industry or company (client, prospective client, opposition), and relevant issues that can be applied to both practice and marketing efforts. While legal content is at the core of the lawyer's information resource needs in the legal practice, current awareness information that can keep the lawyer informed and up to date on events related to a case, or help acquire new clients and matters, is rapidly becoming a core requirement" - Legal Tech Newsletter.

Headline Express, shown here, matches this 'current awareness' need in your practice.

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Special deal: Subscribers additionally gain free access to our unique Case List Archives, the only complete database of all Crown and Royal Courts of Justice cases heard since 1996 (not judgments).