Letter from the Editors
Under its new name, Insurance Coverage Law Center (ICLC) will now be a part of the Law.com network.
March 08, 2019 at 09:47 AM
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Dear Subscribers,
It is with great pleasure that ALM announces that FC&S Legal has received a significant upgrade!
Under its new name, Insurance Coverage Law Center (ICLC) will now be a part of the Law.com network. This upgrade features easier, more intuitive navigation and search capabilities that will help you find the information you need more quickly.
Rest assured that you will continue to receive the high quality, in-depth analysis and reporting on insurance coverage law developments you've come to rely on. In fact, we spoke with subscribers about the way they currently use our content and leveraged their feedback and recommendations to steer our design. We worked closely with the designers, developers, and editors to make ICLC the best it can be.
You can find the topic areas you are used to seeing on the home page under "Trending." You can also refine your search by line of business, topic, and content type. Gain quick access to policy analysis with the "Ask the Experts" link prominently displayed in the upper right section of the home page.
These are only some of the many improvements you will see! Now that Insurance Coverage Law Center is a part of the Law.com network, you can leverage powerful tools including custom alerts you create based on a law topic or search engine result.
Keep an eye out for more website tips. If you have immediate questions, check out our FAQ page on www.at.law.com/ICLC-FAQ.
We are excited to announce this upgrade to you. We hope you are as pleased with the result as we are.
Sincerely, Director and Associate Director Steven A. Meyerowitz Victoria Prussen Spears Insurance Coverage Law Center
Molly Miller Chief Content Officer ALM
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