Renew TheCorporateCounsel.net for 2011!

During the past few years, many practitioners like you have come to rely upon TheCorporateCounsel.net to provide a wealth of practical information. As so many can attest, TheCorporateCounsel.net has become the "one-stop" resource for the corporate and securities laws, corporate governance practices and accounting standards.

In these challenging post-Dodd-Frank times, TheCorporateCounsel.net has become an essential resource to navigate today's troubled waters of unprecedented levels of change. As we undoubtedly face major changes as the SEC provides interpretative guidance to its spate of recent rulemaking, having the practical guidance in TheCorporateCounsel.net will continue to be essential!

How Much is It? Here are our 2011 rates (you get the rest of 2010 for free):

• Single User - $1195
• Up to 5 Users (at one location) - $3195
• Single Office Location (unlimited number of users at one location) - $4495
• Unlimited Firmwide - We separately negotiate "firmwide use" licenses with law firms. Among the many benefits of firmwide use is the ability to have access to our site through your intranet without anyone having to hassle with user ids and passwords. If interested in a firmwide license, call our headquarters at (925) 685-5111 or email info@thecorporatecounsel.net.

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To remind you how valuable TheCorporateCounsel.net is to your practice, here are Ten Good Reasons why you need to renew today. If you have any questions, please email us at info@thecorporatecounsel.net or call us at 925.685.5111. Please note that all subscriptions are on a calendar year basis.
 

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