Michael Bond

About

Established the International In-house Counsel Journal in 2007 www.iicj.net. The International In-house Counsel Journal was established in 2007 with the purpose of publishing papers written exclusively by in-house counsel from around the world covering major areas of interest. The papers are peer reviewed by an international editorial board of leading in-house counsel from across the world, each with an expertise within a specific jurisdiction and business sector. Editorial Board members play an active role in identifying authors and partners to work with the IICJ. The IICJ is published in print form 4 times a year and each issue contains 18 papers, which are published electronically. No law firm is permitted to publish papers or advertise in the main IICJ and the IICJ is funded by subscription either from in-house counsel or law firms. Since the first publication the IICJ has published around 500 papers, which can be accessed online by jurisdiction, area of law, business sector, company and author. The ability to sort papers online into areas of interest is of particular value to lawyers with a given interest in an area of law, business sector or jurisdiction. We have identified an opportunity to create special editions of the IICJ with a clear focus on one topic area. Through research of the market we have identified the following special editions: Nordic, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, Middle East, Asia, India, China, Latin America, East Coast USA, West Coast USA and Canada, Pharmaceutical and/or Life Science, Banking and Finance, Telecommunications, Energy, Technology/IT, IP, EU Competition and/or US Antitrust, Data Protection, Corporate Governance. The IICJ produces a series of conferences with the annual conference at the Law Society in March being the must attend conference for authors, editorial board members and in-house counsel from across the world. Specialties: Experienced legal journal publisher and international conference producer. Produced conference at a high level for legal and energy sectors. Previously based in Mexico City, Dubai, London and currently based in Cambridge. Key projects underway are the creation of local editorial boards and publication of special editions of the IICJ.