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LexisNexis Officially Launches Martindale-Hubbell Connected
LexisNexis has officially launched Martindale-Hubbell® Connected. In beta development since June 2008, the network launched with 3,000 members and six alliance partners - the Minority Corporate Counsel Association, Lex Mundi, the Council on Litigation Management, Pro Bono Net, the National...

Martindale Hubbell lawyer ratings: now for only $59 (operators are standing by)
When I graduated from law school, the Martindale Hubbell ratings were considered by many attorneys to be some sort of gold standard. The Martindale Hubbell books were in almost every law firm library, and in every federal judge's library...

Martindale-Hubbell opens the doors - just a crack
For LexisNexis it’s simple: lawyers want a network developed by legal professionals, for legal professionals, and LexisNexis will provide it. From their recent press release on the launch of Martindale-Hubbell Connected: A survey conducted by Leader Networks in 2008 demonstrated the need for a private, online network for lawyers...

Martindale Listings to Include Chambers Rankings
Beginning in February 2009, the a href="http://www.martindale.com/"Martindale.com/a lawyer directory will include rankings and commentary from London-based a href="http://www.chambersandpartners...

Martindale-Hubbell Connected
LexisNexis Officially Launches Martindale-Hubbell Connected LexisNexis has officially launched Martindale-Hubbell® Connected. In beta development since June 2008, the network launched with 3,000 members and six alliance partners - the Minority Corporate Counsel Association, Lex Mundi, the Council on Litigation Management, Pro Bono Net, the National Association of Women Lawyers, and TerraLex...

Redux: Martindale-Hubbell: Should we all "just say no"
From an August 8, 2009 post. Martindale-Hubbell is still "no joke". We would all miss M-H--from the ratings process to the familiar look of staid old friends the books have in any library--if it disappeared...

Martindale-Hubbell Connected : Why lock lawyers and influencers out
LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell has been working on a social networking community for lawyers for the last year or two. It's called Marindale-Hubbell Connected. Though still in Beta, LexisNexis is asking lawyers to join Connected at Connected's home page...

Blawg of the Day -- Martindale-Hubbell Blog
Did you know that Martindale-Hubbell had a blog? They debuted it at LegalTech New York, and used it to report on goings-on at the conference. Most of their posts there were more in the nature of product announcements, but since then they have broken out and discussed other topics like law digests, whether blogs cause information overload, and the next big thing in social networking...

Article on Martindale Hubbell
I saw this on law.com - looks like more firms are questioning whether or not to continue paying MH a la carte pricing for listings.Martindale-Hubbell Faces ChallengesGina PassarellaThe Legal IntelligencerDecember 20, 2007Ten years ago it was still a rite of passage...

Martindale-Hubbell taking huge beating on Twitter
Discussion of whether Martindale-Hubbell is dropping its lawyer ratings system is running rampant on Twitter today. The original discussion on Martindale-Hubbell lawyer ratings began on the blogosphere last evening...