When The Legal Intelligencer began in 1843, its immediate purpose was to be of service to the bench and bar, mostly in the form of the publishing of legal notices, abstracts of real estate to be sold to the sheriff and notices to attorneys.
From the very start, the goal was to aid the legal community. And, yet, from its very modest beginning, The Legal has constantly adapted, evolved and strived to improve on what it can do.
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