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Chicago, IL, United States, 03/28/2008 - LegalFish, an Attorney Client Matching (ACM) service, is able to gather latest legal news from top 3 legal sites in one place. The LegalFish Newsroom uses RSS feeds.
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To avoid the hassle of unnecessary searching, typing, and opening of new browsers to obtain information, the LegalFish Newsroom uses RSS feeds which enables consumers and attorneys to access the latest legal news on one page from the top three legal sites: Law.com, LexisNexis, and CNN Law.
RSS feeds aggregate updated content and dynamically feeds it in real time to a website. The LegalFish Newsroom, in turn, receives these dynamic updates on the day’s top legal headlines with links directly to the source article. “Rather than time-consuming and relentless searching, RSS feeds allow these legal news sites to work for you by constantly keeping the consumer filled in,” said Joshua Fuhrmark, Managing Director of LegalFish. He further commented on the efficiency of the LegalFish Newsroom application by noting its benefits to readers. “You don’t have to flip channels, and consumers stay informed in a timely and relevant manner on the latest legal news and trends,” Fuhrmark said.
Mr. Fuhrmark hopes that readers bookmark the LegalFish Newsroom page. He believes that having easy access to legal news educates and benefits those consumers who are looking to find a qualified attorney or law firm to help them best address their unique legal issues. Within the industry of Attorney-Client Matching (ACM), LegalFish is the first to employ RSS feeds.
About LegalFish
LegalFish (legalfish.com) is a leading nationwide provider of online Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) services since 2003. Corporate offices are located in Chicago, Illinois with field representatives nationwide. For more information about LegalFish, visit the company's website found in the link below. Also included is a link to the LegalFish Newsroom, which will have the latest legal news of the day from Law.com, LexisNexis, and CNN Law.
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caitlin.smith[.]legalfish.com 
