OAK BROOK, IL, April 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) On April 10, 2012, the nominees for the 16th Annual Webby Awards were announced. Among the nominees was the website for Chicago-area based Sulaiman Law Group, LTD, which was nominated in the "law" category.
This is the first Webby Awards nomination for Sulaiman Law Group, which practices extensively in Illinois bankruptcy law, foreclosure defense and consumer rights. The attorneys at Sulaiman Law Group go to great lengths, updating their website with the most current law and information available regarding consumer defense. The firm believes that the public has a right to be armed with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions. These efforts are now being recognized by this nomination.
Being nominated for a Webby Award is one of the most prestigious honors a website can achieve. The websites chosen for the Webby Awards are selected using a variety of criteria, with the winners being judged on visual design, functionality, interactivity, writing and the overall experience of the website, among other things.
This was a record year for the Webby Awards, receiving nearly 10,000 entries from over 60 countries. The awards will be awarded in over 100 categories, with only five nominees in each category. Winners will be selected by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences (IADAS) - an organization consisting of tech innovators and industry experts - but, the Webby People's Voice awards will be selected online by the voting public
Voting by the public for the Webby People's Voice award began on April 10, and will continue until April 26, with the winners being announced on May 1. In order to vote for your favorite law website, or any other category, visit the Webby People's Voice Awards voting page - but be sure to do so before April 26.
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Website for Sulaiman Law Group Nominated for a Webby Award
On April 10, 2012, the nominees for the 16th Annual Webby Awards were announced. Among the nominees was the website for Chicago-area based Sulaiman Law Group, LTD, which was nominated in the "law" category.
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[Press-News.org] Website for Sulaiman Law Group Nominated for a Webby AwardOn April 10, 2012, the nominees for the 16th Annual Webby Awards were announced. Among the nominees was the website for Chicago-area based Sulaiman Law Group, LTD, which was nominated in the "law" category.