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Businesses and individuals rely on The New York Law Journal to publish vital notices required by courts and statutes, many of which relate to lawsuit filings, financial and credit matters and other transactions.
Individuals also publish public notices relating to such matters as name changes.
Notices are updated after each business day , usually by midnight. Monday's notices go on line the previous Friday evening and remain in this area for the business week. Notices previous to this week can be found by doing a search at the bottom of the page.
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How to place a public notice in the New York Law Journal:
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As the statewide leader in official notice publication, the Law Journal's experienced staff can guide you through the sometimes confusing publication process and help ensure the best exposure for your public notice, including providing affidavits.
The Law Journal is a legal newspaper. This means we possess more extensive knowledge of the requirements and procedures for successful publication of a variety of public notices. Although the Law Journal can not provide legal advice, we can tell you how to place public notices. We'll handle typesetting and scheduling and also provide notarized proof of publication.
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