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New Jersey Law Journal
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ALM Global, LLC
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1878
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The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal trade publication founded in 1878, providing news, case reporting, and professional market intelligence to the New Jersey legal community. The publication covers court rulings, law firm lateral moves, employment law, intellectual property, personal injury, criminal law, and court administration developments, and produces two flagship annual products: the Top Lateral Report, which tracks significant law firm lateral hires within New Jersey, and the Best of NJ Survey, a peer-voted recognition program covering categories such as Best Family Law Firm and Best Medical Expert Witness. Operated as a digital-only publication under the Law.com platform owned by ALM Global, LLC (also trading as Centellic), the journal sits within a portfolio that includes The American Lawyer, National Law Journal, and New York Law Journal, and has access to ALM's broader product suite including Law.com Compass, Radar, and VerdictSearch.

The underlying technology is a digital content platform built on Law.com's shared publishing infrastructure, delivering articles, RSS feeds, and member newsletters to subscribers. There are no proprietary technical features, APIs, SDKs, or mobile applications disclosed in the source data — the publication operates primarily as a content layer atop the parent's platform stack. Distribution is centralized through Law.com, and marketing channels consist of email/newsletters and RSS feeds targeting top-of-funnel awareness among legal professionals.

The business model is subscription-based digital membership, with specific pricing not publicly disclosed. Revenue mechanics rely on recurring member subscriptions supplemented by adjacent monetization through annual survey recognition programs and lateral market reports. The publication serves a single vertical — New Jersey legal professionals including attorneys, law firms, and in-house counsel — and operates exclusively within the New Jersey geographic market. The title functions as a focused regional brand within ALM Global's diversified legal media conglomerate rather than as an independent company, and no ownership structure, investor base, or financial performance is publicly disclosed.

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The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal trade publication founded in 1878, delivering court rulings, law firm market intelligence, and professional recognition programs to New Jersey attorneys, law firms, and in-house counsel via a subscription-based digital membership on Law.com.

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New York
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North America
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legal news publication, legal journalism, court reporting, law firm rankings, legal industry analysis
Industry1 code
1Legal & Regulatory Publishing (Case Law, Statutes, Treatises)
CodeMPAJACAAPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Periodical Publishers51312
SIC code1 code
  • Periodicals: Publishing Or Publishing & Printing2721
Product category
Legal News and Publishing
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The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal news publication that delivers news, analysis, and reports on New Jersey court decisions, law firm moves, and legal industry developments. It is sold via a subscription-based digital membership on the Law.com platform, supplemented by email newsletters, an annual Top Lateral Report, and the annual Best of NJ Survey recognizing excellence among New Jersey legal service providers.

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New Jersey Law Journal is a legal news publication operating within the Law.com platform. The company offers its core publication covering New Jersey's legal market, along with the Top Lateral Report highlighting law firm lateral moves, and the Best of NJ Survey recognizing excellence among legal professionals in various categories.

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1New Jersey Law Journal
CategoryLegal news publication
Description

A digital legal news publication covering New Jersey's legal market, providing news, analysis, and reports on law firm moves, court decisions, and legal industry developments, delivered via the Law.com subscription platform to New Jersey legal professionals.

2Top Lateral Report
CategoryIndustry rankings and reports
Description

An annual report highlighting significant law firm lateral hires and moves within New Jersey's legal market, serving law firm leaders, recruiters, and competitive intelligence users.

3Best of NJ Survey
CategoryProfessional recognition and surveys
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An annual legal survey recognizing excellence among legal service providers in New Jersey, voted on by legal professionals, with categories such as Best Family Law Firm and Best Medical Expert Witness.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Leading subscription-based legal news service covering multiple practice areas and jurisdictions; competes directly for legal professional readership and advertising spend with the New Jersey Law Journal, though with a national rather than regional focus.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global news provider's legal vertical covering high-profile litigation, regulatory, and law-firm news; competes for the same legal professional audience though without a New Jersey regional focus.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Legal content distribution platform where attorneys publish updates and analysis; an alternative channel for the same NJ legal professional audience to access free legal commentary, putting pressure on paid legal news subscriptions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ALM Global's own law firm intelligence and rankings data product; adjacent in audience and use case to the New Jersey Law Journal's Top Lateral Report and Best of NJ Survey, and could be a substitute or complement depending on bundling.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major incumbent legal news, analysis, and research platform serving large law firms and corporate counsel; overlaps with the New Jersey Law Journal on news coverage but bundles it within a much broader legal research and data suite.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sibling regional legal publication under ALM Global covering New York courts and legal market; nearly identical business model (subscription legal news, rankings, surveys) and target audience of state-bar attorneys, making it the closest peer to the New Jersey Law Journal.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Flagship ALM Global legal trade publication covering Am Law 100/200 firms globally; comparable subscription/rankings model and target audience of large-firm attorneys, though broader in geographic scope than the New Jersey-focused title.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ALM Global's Pennsylvania-focused legal publication, directly analogous to the New Jersey Law Journal in regional scope, subscription model, and Pennsylvania State Bar-aligned audience.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Also part of the ALM Global/Law.com portfolio, the National Law Journal covers national legal news with deep coverage of major firms, federal courts, and the legal industry — directly comparable in subscription news model, target buyer, and rankings franchise (NLJ 500).

TypeOthers
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ALM Global's verdict and settlement reporting service; covers New Jersey verdicts and is often referenced in NJ Law Journal reporting, making it a complementary data product within the same legal media ecosystem.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

New Jersey Law Journal

Legal News and Publishingnjlawjournal.com

The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal trade publication founded in 1878, delivering court rulings, law firm market intelligence, and professional recognition programs to New Jersey attorneys, law firms, and in-house counsel via a subscription-based digital membership on Law.com.

What New Jersey Law Journal does

The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal trade publication founded in 1878, providing news, case reporting, and professional market intelligence to the New Jersey legal community. The publication covers court rulings, law firm lateral moves, employment law, intellectual property, personal injury, criminal law, and court administration developments, and produces two flagship annual products: the Top Lateral Report, which tracks significant law firm lateral hires within New Jersey, and the Best of NJ Survey, a peer-voted recognition program covering categories such as Best Family Law Firm and Best Medical Expert Witness. Operated as a digital-only publication under the Law.com platform owned by ALM Global, LLC (also trading as Centellic), the journal sits within a portfolio that includes The American Lawyer, National Law Journal, and New York Law Journal, and has access to ALM's broader product suite including Law.com Compass, Radar, and VerdictSearch.

The underlying technology is a digital content platform built on Law.com's shared publishing infrastructure, delivering articles, RSS feeds, and member newsletters to subscribers. There are no proprietary technical features, APIs, SDKs, or mobile applications disclosed in the source data — the publication operates primarily as a content layer atop the parent's platform stack. Distribution is centralized through Law.com, and marketing channels consist of email/newsletters and RSS feeds targeting top-of-funnel awareness among legal professionals.

The business model is subscription-based digital membership, with specific pricing not publicly disclosed. Revenue mechanics rely on recurring member subscriptions supplemented by adjacent monetization through annual survey recognition programs and lateral market reports. The publication serves a single vertical — New Jersey legal professionals including attorneys, law firms, and in-house counsel — and operates exclusively within the New Jersey geographic market. The title functions as a focused regional brand within ALM Global's diversified legal media conglomerate rather than as an independent company, and no ownership structure, investor base, or financial performance is publicly disclosed.

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Name
New Jersey Law Journal
Legal name
ALM Global, LLC
Website
https://njlawjournal.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1878
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal trade publication founded in 1878, delivering court rulings, law firm market intelligence, and professional recognition programs to New Jersey attorneys, law firms, and in-house counsel via a subscription-based digital membership on Law.com.
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New Jersey Law Journal industry classification

Industry
Product category
Legal News and Publishing
NAICS
Periodical Publishers (51312)
SIC
Periodicals: Publishing Or Publishing & Printing (2721)
akta.pro primary industry
Legal & Regulatory Publishing (Case Law, Statutes, Treatises) (MPAJACAA)

Keywords

  • Legal news publication
  • Legal journalism
  • Court reporting
  • Law firm rankings
  • Legal industry analysis

Where New Jersey Law Journal is headquartered

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New York
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United States
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North America

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New Jersey Law Journal business model

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B2B
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels2 records

New Jersey Law Journal product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal news publication that delivers news, analysis, and reports on New Jersey court decisions, law firm moves, and legal industry developments. It is sold via a subscription-based digital membership on the Law.com platform, supplemented by email newsletters, an annual Top Lateral Report, and the annual Best of NJ Survey recognizing excellence among New Jersey legal service providers.

Product overview

New Jersey Law Journal is a legal news publication operating within the Law.com platform. The company offers its core publication covering New Jersey's legal market, along with the Top Lateral Report highlighting law firm lateral moves, and the Best of NJ Survey recognizing excellence among legal professionals in various categories.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • New Jersey Law Journal A digital legal news publication covering New Jersey's legal market, providing news, analysis, and reports on law firm moves, court decisions, and legal industry developments, delivered via the Law.com subscription platform to New Jersey legal professionals.
  • Top Lateral Report An annual report highlighting significant law firm lateral hires and moves within New Jersey's legal market, serving law firm leaders, recruiters, and competitive intelligence users.
  • Best of NJ Survey An annual legal survey recognizing excellence among legal service providers in New Jersey, voted on by legal professionals, with categories such as Best Family Law Firm and Best Medical Expert Witness.

Companies that use New Jersey Law Journal

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Ideal customer profiles2 records

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New Jersey Law Journal partnerships and signals

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Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

New Jersey Law Journal competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Law360: Leading subscription-based legal news service covering multiple practice areas and jurisdictions; competes directly for legal professional readership and advertising spend with the New Jersey Law Journal, though with a national rather than regional focus.
  • New York Law Journal: Sibling regional legal publication under ALM Global covering New York courts and legal market; nearly identical business model (subscription legal news, rankings, surveys) and target audience of state-bar attorneys, making it the closest peer to the New Jersey Law Journal.
  • The American Lawyer: Flagship ALM Global legal trade publication covering Am Law 100/200 firms globally; comparable subscription/rankings model and target audience of large-firm attorneys, though broader in geographic scope than the New Jersey-focused title.
  • The Legal Intelligencer: ALM Global's Pennsylvania-focused legal publication, directly analogous to the New Jersey Law Journal in regional scope, subscription model, and Pennsylvania State Bar-aligned audience.
  • National Law Journal: Also part of the ALM Global/Law.com portfolio, the National Law Journal covers national legal news with deep coverage of major firms, federal courts, and the legal industry — directly comparable in subscription news model, target buyer, and rankings franchise (NLJ 500).

Broad incumbents

  • Reuters Legal: Global news provider's legal vertical covering high-profile litigation, regulatory, and law-firm news; competes for the same legal professional audience though without a New Jersey regional focus.
  • Law.com Compass: ALM Global's own law firm intelligence and rankings data product; adjacent in audience and use case to the New Jersey Law Journal's Top Lateral Report and Best of NJ Survey, and could be a substitute or complement depending on bundling.
  • Bloomberg Law: Major incumbent legal news, analysis, and research platform serving large law firms and corporate counsel; overlaps with the New Jersey Law Journal on news coverage but bundles it within a much broader legal research and data suite.

Emerging players

  • JD Supra: Legal content distribution platform where attorneys publish updates and analysis; an alternative channel for the same NJ legal professional audience to access free legal commentary, putting pressure on paid legal news subscriptions.

Others

  • VerdictSearch: ALM Global's verdict and settlement reporting service; covers New Jersey verdicts and is often referenced in NJ Law Journal reporting, making it a complementary data product within the same legal media ecosystem.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights4 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

New Jersey Law Journal M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about New Jersey Law Journal

What does New Jersey Law Journal do?

The New Jersey Law Journal is a regional legal news publication that delivers news, analysis, and reports on New Jersey court decisions, law firm moves, and legal industry developments. It is sold via a subscription-based digital membership on the Law.com platform, supplemented by email newsletters, an annual Top Lateral Report, and the annual Best of NJ Survey recognizing excellence among New Jersey legal service providers.

Is New Jersey Law Journal a public or private company?

New Jersey Law Journal is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was New Jersey Law Journal founded?

New Jersey Law Journal was founded in 1878. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is New Jersey Law Journal based?

New Jersey Law Journal is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are New Jersey Law Journal's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Law360, New York Law Journal, The American Lawyer, The Legal Intelligencer and National Law Journal. Broad incumbents are Reuters Legal, Law.com Compass and Bloomberg Law. JD Supra is listed as an emerging player. VerdictSearch is listed as an others.

Does New Jersey Law Journal have an API?

No public API is recorded for New Jersey Law Journal.

What industry is New Jersey Law Journal in?

New Jersey Law Journal's product category is Legal News and Publishing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAJACAA, Legal & Regulatory Publishing (Case Law, Statutes, Treatises). Its NAICS code is 51312 and its SIC code is 2721.

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