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June 2009 7.75X10.375-FL-Ad1.Pdf 5/19/2009 2:40:54 PM VOICE FOR THE DEFENSE Volume 38 No. 5 | June 2009 7.75x10.375-FL-ad1.pdf 5/19/2009 2:40:54 PM WINNER C M Y CM MY CY CMY K STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD WITH A WEB SITE FROM FINDLAW In today’s competitive world, it takes a legal specialist to make your firm stand out on the web. At FindLaw, our team of legal Web site development professionals is 100% focused on creating award-winning law firm sites that are highly visible, with the kind of exceptional design and relevant content that drives clients to your door. And because visibility is an ongoing endeavor, our team continually enhances your site to improve your search engine rankings. The result? Your Web site will work as hard as you do. Let FindLaw help you increase your Web visibility and take your site to a new level of performance. Contact us at 1-866-347-6748 or visit lawyermarketing.com today. 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