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Law Practice Today Canada mailing list allows marketers to target attorneys and lawyers within the legal advice and services field. These professionals are members of the bar and rely on resource materials like books, reports, newsletters, and audio tapes to stay abreast of business operations, career growth and legal strategies. Along with offline and online publications, these professionals purchase products ranging from reference books for law libraries to audio/visual equipment to record testimonials or photograph evidence.
Reach legal experts who purchase or download resources for topics on courtroom proceedings, verdicts, new laws and regulations, client acquisition, business funding, asset management, workplace efficiency, staff supervision and more. These professionals work in solo practices, partnerships, and large corporate firms. They provide legal advice to private individuals and businesses when drafting a will, negotiating contracts, or presenting their case in a court of law. This list allows marketers to reach a diverse group of attorneys practicing corporate law, family law, estate law, bankruptcy law, patent law, real estate law, criminal, personal injury and more. They rely on trusted suppliers and partners to provide the products and services needed to manage front office operations and win lawsuits. They attend seminars and tradeshows for information on professional development, ongoing licensing, and workplace technology.
These legal professionals purchase products and services such as: law trade journals, legal software, computers, laptops, business attire, office supplies, exhibit indexes, conference room supplies, marketing and advertising materials, reference books, law forms, audio/visual equipment, briefcases, tape recorders, and courtroom supplies.
Ideal users of this list include: Industry publications, IT providers, computer manufacturers, software providers, law associations, legal supply providers, continuing education providers, insurance providers, staffing agencies, recruiters, financial institutions, and credit card issuers. |
