GENERAL INFORMATION

Equal Justice Magazine
c/o Legal Services Corporation
3333 K St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20007
Phone: 202.295.1500
Fax: 202.337.6519
E-Mail: info@lsc.gov

ADVERTISING RATES

Rates are based upon the total number of times a unit of advertising is placed with the magazine during a 12-month period. If fewer or more insertions are used within a 12-month period than are specified in the order, charges will be adjusted in accordance with established rates.

Position
Guaranteed position for non-cover rates: Add 10%

Inserts & Business Reply Cards
Consult advertising coordinator for specifications and prices

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MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Acceptable Formats for Disks
MUST be Macintosh formatted: Zip & CD
Images must be hi-res (at least 300 dpi) and all fonts must be included (embedded, postscript and/or screen fonts) to ensure legibility of text/type. A printer's output form is required for all ads on disk or CD. If these specifications are not met, any costs incurred by the publisher to meet printing requirements on ads will be billed back to the advertiser.

Four-Color
Include color build, and where applicable, right reading, emulsion down negatives. Provide matchprints, chromalins, or progressives.
Acceptable Applications
Quark * Photoshop * Illustrator

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GENERAL CONDITIONS

1. Publisher reserves the right to accept or reject all advertising copy.
2. Invoices are net 30 days. First-time advertisers must submit payment with insertion orders until credit has been established.
3. Publisher cannot assume responsibility for advertised products or services.
4. The publisher shall not be liable to an advertiser or agency, or subject to damages for any failure to complete orders which have been accepted, due to acts of God, accidents, fires, strikes, lockouts, postal service or production delays, or any other circumstances beyond the publisher's control.
5. No liability to advertiser or agency of any nature shall exceed the value of the invoice cost of the advertisement.

Cancellation & Changes

Cancellation and changes in orders must be submitted to the publisher in writing prior to closing date and will only be considered executed when acknowledged in writing by the publisher.

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EDITORIAL PROFILE

LSC's Equal Justice Magazine is the country's only feature magazine dedicated exclusively to exploring equal justice issues and the work of public interest lawyers. EJM tells the untold stories of courageous clients and intrepid attorneys who turn shallow lawyer stereotypes on their head. The quarterly publication depicts the sometimes life-and-death struggles of poor Americans seeking a fair shake in the eyes of the law, and it profiles the unsung heroes of the legal world who donate their time and talents in order to ensure that courtroom outcomes are not dictated by the size of litigants' wallets.

EJM's editorial content combines in-depth human interest features with compelling interviews with some of Washington's top newsmakers and political leaders, vignettes and photos from the national legal services community, and thoughtful analysis about how to improve the civil justice system in America. The publication is produced by the Washington D.C.-based Legal Services Corporation (LSC), the congressionally chartered nonprofit organization created to ensure that poor Americans have their day in court.

With a circulation of over 10,000, EJM is an important source of information for the U.S. legal community and policy makers. The free magazine is distributed to attorneys at hundreds of legal services programs, bar associations, law school clinics, attorneys general/district attorney offices, general counsels of the Fortune 500, and major law firms nationwide. The distribution at major law firms targets those with active pro bono programs. For many attorneys at such firms, EJM represents their first recognition on a national scale for the valiant work they do every day on behalf of the indigent. Policy makers in Washington D.C. and around the nation also receive EJM. EJM is distributed to key members of the Administration, Congress, federal and state supreme court justices, major metropolitan city officials, and a broad base of national social services and philanthropic organizations concerned with poverty law issues.

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MAILING & SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS

Send contracts, insertion orders, copy,
and printing materials to:

Equal Justice Magazine
c/o Legal Services Corporation
3333 K St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20007

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT

Equal Justice Magazine
Phone: 202.295.1500
Fax: 202.337.6386
E-mail: info@lsc.gov

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