Create your Minority Law Journal Directory Listing You can now create and update your own listings online in the National Directory of Minority Attorneys. Just follow the instructions below to get started. To learn more about the Directory click here

If you had a listing in
the National Directory
of Minority Attorneys
in the past, you
already have an online
account
with us!

1. Use the link below to login using your Username and Password
2. If you do not have a username and password you can get one by contacting minoritylawjournal@alm.com
3. Once you have logged in, update your listing to ensure that it gets published in the next Print edition of the Directory, and on www.minoritylawjournal.com
4. Make a credit card payment if applicable.*

If you are creating a listing in the Directory for the first time you can start right here.

1. Use the Login link below to create a new account
2. Select your category (Minority or Majority owned Law Firm, Corporate Law Department, Government Agency, Bar Association)
3. Create your listing. Law firms can create multiple listings to represent minority attorneys in different locations.
     
4. Make a credit card payment if applicable.*

* Basic listings for Minority Owned law firms (limited to one), Corporate Law Departments, Government Agencies and Bar Associations are FREE

For advertising opportunities contact:
Andre Sutton | (757) 721- 9020 | asutton@alm.com
Customer Service | minoritylawjournal@alm.com

About the National Directory of Minority Attorneys

The Minority Law Journals National Directory of Minority Attorneys is the legal and business communities' top resource for identifying minority and Women attorneys and law firms. The Directory is published annually in print and is available online at www.minoritylawjournal.com. It lists minority attorneys at law firms, corporate law departments and government agencies. Minority Bar Associations are also represented. The 2012 edition of the Directory lists minority attorneys at more than 350 law firms and more than 200 U.S. corporations and government agencies.

The Minority Law Journal is dedicated to ensuring that this information reaches the widest audience possible. Its readership includes leading U.S. law firms and corporations, members of the Hispanic National Bar Association, the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association and the National Black Law Students Association as well as students at 150+ ABA approved law schools.