Indian Law Portal Hits One Million Pageviews

Wed, 01/25/2012 - 10:35 — LIG Reporter

New Delhi, India, January 24: Indian law information site, LawisGreek.com, announced that it had recorded its millionth page view on January 23, 2012. The site is an endeavor to simplify Indian law for the layperson and provide a platform that connects people who need legal assistance to lawyers across India. The website was launched on July 29, 2010 and within 18 months, the website has recorded 1,007,234 pageviews.

LawisGreek.com, the brainchild of Veda Informatics, was launched with the objective of making Indian law simpler and more accessible to the layperson and students. The website provides opportunities for people to discuss new developments in the Indian legal system, ask experienced lawyers for their opinion and help on legal issues. The website contains more than 800 articles that simplify and explain various laws.

Over the past 18 months, the site has received 505,120 unique visits and 324 lawyers registered to offer their help across all parts of India. It has gained popularity due to the facility for people to discuss law and socio-legal issues that affect them and society at large. Apart from this often passionate exchange , the site also includes feature sections, such as “Featured Lawyers,” “Question of the Day” and “Lawyers’ Blog.” Another popular section of the site is the legal news feature, which is updated every day.

“With 1084 students registered on the site, 22,669 fans on its Facebook page and over

90,000 pageviews each month, Law is Greek has only grown from strength to strength. Our constant endeavor has been to make Indian law less confusing and intimidating for the common man. I think that people have recognized this attempt and responded to it positively,” says Palash Das, Coordinator, LawisGreek.com.

About Law Is Greek: LawIsGreek.com is a unique and popular online platform for laypersons to understand, discuss and debate about Indian law. The articles on the site ensure that Indian law is covered in a simple way for easy reference. The site enables lawyers to connect and interact with people and other members of the legal fraternity. The site also covers the latest developments in the field of Indian law. Launched in February 2010, LIG currently has 14,542 fans on the LIG Facebook page. The LIG content is the copyright of Veda Informatics.
For more information, visit: http://www.lawisgreek.com