Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

Please Read this Before Submitting Your Site

Submit your website in the following format:

Title: the actual name of your law firm and only the name. [Example: Smith & Jones, P.C. OR Jane Smith, Esq. not Smith & Jones, P.C. Attorneys in Waterbury, Connecticut : Real Estate Specialists.]

Description: State your practice areas factually - no sales pitches, please - and do not capitalize each practice area. [Example: Hartford law firm offering services in real estate, personal injury, wills and probate, and civil litigation. Wrong way: Hartford law firm offering services in Real Estate, Personal Injury, Wills and Probate, and Civil Litigation.

Include in your description the city or town in which your office is located. If you have more than one office, state all locations.

Following these guidelines will help to avoid delays in reviewing your site.

Read This Before Submitting Your Site

Please note that your law firm will not be listed in every category, or even a majority of categories. Inclusion of firms is based upon an editor's review of your website. Most firms will be listed in only one category. Firms with a broad range of practice areas will be classified depending upon their typical client:

General Practice -- General practice firms have, as their primary focus, the service of the legal needs of individuals, and the basic needs of small businesses. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as personal injury, personal bankruptcy, criminal defense, family law, workers' compensation, consumer protection, plaintiff-side employment law, residential real estate, and estate planning should classify themselves as "General Practice".

Business and Corporate Law -- Law firms in this category have, as their primary focus, the service of the needs of business clients. Firms that offer a mixture of representation for such matters as transactional law, securities regulation, intellectual property, trade and commerce, administrative law, labor law, environmental law, real estate development law, or business taxation, should classify themselves as "Business and Corporate Law".

* If your firm has one, two or three focused practice areas, please submit it to those practice areas. Our editors will review your website before adding it, so please do not submit to inappropriate categories, and please do not submit your site as a law firm if you are not licensed to practice law. Our editors will review your site before adding it to the directory, and within their discretion may add it to only a single category.

* If your firm has four or more practice areas, please submit it to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law.

* If your firm has more than one website, please choose a single URL for each category where you wish to list your site. You risk having your submissions excluded, if you submit to a single category of practice under multiple URL's. Please note that submitting under multiple URL's or internal links will not allow you to submit to more categories than would be allowed with a single URL.

* If your firm provides a broad range of services, but focuses on one or two specialties, submit to General Practice or Business and Corporate Law, and the specialty categories. Our editors will review your suggestions, and will add the site to the category or categories they deem appropriate.

Failure to submit your site appropriately may end up in the rejection of your submission.

For quicker placement in the directory please follow these Submission Tips:

Title: Name of Business or Organization

Description: This describes the website and should note distinguishing features found on the site without the use of hype, personal pronouns, or repetitive terms.

Please also submit your listing in the proper locality in South Carolina.

Submission Tips:

1. When writing your site's title please ensure it is the same as your organization.
2. When writing your site's description, please tell what your site offers in a clear and concise statement without hype or promotional language.

Law practices in the state of Washington which offer services in several areas, and which are not primarily focused on corporate clients, should suggest their site here. If the legal practice offers expertise in a variety of specialties but caters primarily to businesses as clients, it should be suggested to the category for business lawin Washington state instead.

When you are done here, please find the category for the town in which the law firm is located, and suggest the site there as well.