Our Mission—To Serve the Corporate & Securities Law Community

Building on the foundation of our community—which consists of well over 20,000 practitioners—we provide valuable practical guidance and news on the latest developments through an ever-growing family of websites.

This follows in the footsteps of our long-standing successful sister print publications—The Corporate Counsel and The Corporate Executive—that have served practical guidance to the community for over 30 years.

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To accomplish our goal of serving the community, we list below ten reasons why you should subscribe to TheCorporateCounsel.net. We would expect our toughest subscriber to demand these reasons—and we hope that they meet every subscriber’s needs.

1. Practical Guidance, Practical Guidance, Practical Guidance. . . —When it comes to practical guidance, we know how badly you need it—and strive to provide it in each and every way with the content on our websites. Providing practical guidance is our mantra—and permeates everything we do.
2. Loads of Expert Advice—Through our monthly webcast programs and weekly "Inside Track with Broc" interviews, we reach out to the experts in our community—and have them share their insights on timely topics. With Broc Romanek as moderator, he is careful to draw out the issues that are on everybody’s mind (or should be!).
3. The Most Timely News—"Broc and Dave’s Daily Blog" is a treasure trove keeping abreast of the latest developments. Brief and to the point—with links to more information—this is among the most popular features of our websites. In furtherance of our devotion to the community, for now we have made this valuable resource available free to anyone—subscription not necessary. We also post links to the latest regulatory guidance in our "Alerts" section.
4. Our Popular Monthly E-Minders—Our monthly e-mail newsletter is highly regarded as succinctly providing news and practical guidance on a timely basis. Again, this valuable resource is available free to anyone—and over 20,000 avidly read it.
5. Specialized Areas of Content—Even the best search engines rarely pull up the information you need, so we continue to build our "Practice Areas" —now numbering over 300 of them!—so that you can find a host of resources on narrow discrete topics—all on one page. For example, if you are considering a stock repurchase program—we have the relevant regulations, sample documents, and law firm memos that outline the applicable considerations. These are all accessible from one page.
6. Specialized Web Sites—Recognizing the different needs of our community, we have two websites—both for TheCorporateCounsel.net subscribers—that are tailored to discrete areas of practice. GreatGovernance.com focuses on best practices in corporate governance—with hundreds of FAQs in dozens of areas, among many other features. AccountingDisclosure.com helps lawyers understand increasingly important accounting and auditing issues—and the site assists accountants to comprehend the latest from the SEC, PCAOB, FASB and AICPA.
7. Sample Document Library—For practical guidance, nothing can be more helpful as a starting point than to see how others have actually done it. We have leveraged our community concept to build a document database that is unsurpassed on the Web.
8. Interactive Q&A Forums—We have a number of discussion forums on our sites—moderated by experts—to help answer your questions, on an anonymous basis or otherwise. We also maintain a forum devoted solely to Rule 144 issues—moderated by Bob Barron and Jesse Brill.
9. Oodles of the Best Law Firm Memos—No easy task, we promptly post the best law firm memos—and we have posted thousands of them! Some of these memos are not posted anywhere else on the Web. This remains one of the most popular sections of TheCorporateCounsel.net.
10. Back Issues of The Corporate Counsel and The Corporate Executive—Last, but not least, for subscribers of these beloved publications (who also subscribe to TheCorporateCounsel.net), we provide online access to fully “word-searchable” copies of the back copies—going back decades. Because of all the nuggets in these back-issues, this remains the most popular reason to subscribe to TheCorporateCounsel.net.

If we have not met your needs, send an email to broc.romanek@thecorporatecounsel.net or call Broc at 703.237.9222 to explain your needs—and we will endeavor to meet them!

We believe our pricing is quite reasonable—particularly compared to other online databases which are not so specialized nor practical. See our pricing information.

If you have extenuating circumstances so that our pricing does not work for you today, email us at info@thecorporatecounsel.net or call us at 925.685.5111 —and we will try our best to accommodate you.