You don’t have to a be lawyer to appreciate the Connecticut Law Tribune. It covered a wide breadth of stories that had a legal angle, and included thoughtful editorials that weighed in on some of the state’s most important issues.
Now comes word that the site’s publisher, American Lawyer Media, plans to discontinue the Law Tribune. The print edition ended in the 2010s. Now the online site is no more.
In February, the Connecticut Law Tribune editorial board “wound down its affiliation” with the publisher. Pictured above is the Law Tribune editorial board’s dinner at Mory’s in New Haven.
Update: After this post was published, ALM provided the following:
“The Connecticut Law Tribune has not been discontinued. In February, we made internal changes to our editorial structure, including disbanding the regional Connecticut Law Tribune editorial board. These changes do not affect our commitment to Connecticut legal coverage, and the Connecticut Law Tribune brand remains active at this time. If any changes are made, subscribers will hear directly from us first.”
