A Legal Publishers List:
Corporate Affiliations of Legal Publishers, 2d ed.

Part IV. Other Publishers with Subsidiaries

• American Lawyer Media, Inc.
  ("In 1997, U.S. Equity Partners acquired the legal publishing division of American Lawyer Media, L.P. and the National Law Publishing Company....")
  1. Law Journal Press (formerly Law Journal Seminars-Press) - ALM's professional book imprint
  2. Law Journal Newsletters (formerly Leader Publications)
  3. ALM Publishing (the company's trade book division, launched Spring 2001)
  4. law.com

• Ashgate Publishing (UK & US)
  1. Gower Publishing Ltd (UK)

• Bell & Howell -- see ProQuest Company
• Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. (including its division, BNA Books).
  [CRIV's vendor contact information for BNA and for BNA Books]
  1. BNA International
  2. Institute of Management & Administration, Inc.
  3. Kennedy Information
  4. Pike & Fischer
  5. STF Services Corporation
  6. Tax Management, Inc.
     1. BNA Software

• Cartwright Omni Corporation
  1. Canada Law Book, Inc.
     1. Western Legal Publications (became division of Canada Law Book, 1999)
     2. Aurora Professional Press
  2. Dye & Durham
  3. Emond Montgomery Publications Limited
  4. Western Legal Information Services

• Cavendish Publishing Ltd.
  1. Birkbeck Law Press
  2. Cavendish Publishing Australia Ltd.
  3. Glasshouse Press
  4. UCL Press

• Congressional Quarterly, Inc.
  (CQ belongs to the family of companies owned by the Poynter Institute)
  (Acquired Legi-Slate in 1999)
  1. CQ Press
  2. Governing Magazine

• Continuum International Publishing Group Inc.
  Formed in October 1999 through the merger of the former UK Cassell academic and religious lists with the Continuum Publishing Company of New York. It has added a number of imprints including books from The Athlone Press, Letts Higher Education, Leicester University Press, Ungar, and Pinter.
• cxcorporation
  1. TRCC Electronic Publications (a.k.a. The Raleigh Computer Company)
  
  
  

• Dolan Media Company - (Sold its public records businesses to LexisNexis in July 2004)
  Its Star Network is a group of 21 newspapers specializing in business, legal and financial information.
  
• Government Institutes:
  a subsidiary of ABS Group, which is a subsidiary of American Bureau of Shipping
  
  

• Haights Cross Communications, LLC
  1. Oakstone
  
  
  

• Information Handling Services Group Inc. (IHS Group)
  (For environment and human resources databases, see West Group. For Micromedia, see ProQuest.)

• ITIS Holdings Inc.
  1. Brief Reporter, LLC
  2. NationalLawLibrary
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• Jordan Publishing Limited(a subsidiary of Jordans Limited)
  1. Family Law
  2. Law Reports Online

• Juta & Co, Ltd (South Africa)
  1. JUTA LAW (Pty) Ltd (incorporating JUTASTAT (Pty) Ltd)
  
  
  

• Lawyers Weekly, Inc.

• LRP Publications
  1. Buraff Publications
  2. CRR Publishing
  3. Dartnell Corp.
  4. Jury Verdict Research

• McGraw-Hill Companies
  1. Platts
     1. Financial Times Energy (FT Energy)

• MicroJuris (Puerto Rico)
  1. Escrutinio Legislativo

• National Amusements, Inc.
  1. Viacom, Inc.
     1. Simon & Schuster
        • The Free Press (New York)

• Pearson plc
  1. Pearson Education
     1. Addison Wesley & Benjamin Cummings
     2. Allyn & Bacon / Longman
     3. Prentice Hall (many former Prentice Hall legal titles are now published by West Group, Thomson Tax & Accounting, and Aspen Publishers.)
        PH acquired the legal and paralegal textbooks division of Athena Group, called Pearson Publications Company (which had no prior connection to Pearson Education). (9/3/02)
  2. Financial Times Group
  3. Penguin Group

• Perseus Books Group
  1. Basic Books
  2. Westview Press

• Peter Lang Publishing Group
  1. Peter Lang AG (Bern)
  2. Peter Lang GmbH (Frankfurt/M.)
  3. Peter Lang Publishing, Inc. (New York)
  4. P.I.E.-Peter Lang S.A. (Brussels)

• ProQuest Company (name change from Bell & Howell Company, June 2001)
1. ProQuest Information and Learning (name change from Bell & Howell Information and Learning, June 2001; from UMI 1999)
1. Has three brands:
1. ProQuest - electronic periodical and newspaper databases
• HeritageQuest (North Salt Lake, UT) (acquired Aug. 2001)
• Softline Information (San Francisco) (acquired Nov. 2001)
2. UMI - microforms, dissertations and print products (bought by Bell & Howell 1985)
3. Chadwyck-Healey - humanities and social sciences reference products
2. XanEdu publishes digital and print course materials for higher education.
3. Micromedia Ltd. (Toronto) (acquired January 2002)
2. ProQuest Business Solutions (formerly Bell and Howell Publishing Services)
• Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group
  1. Lexington Books
  2. Madison House Publishers
  3. Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
  4. University Press of America, Inc.
     1. Austin & Winfield

• Sourcebooks, Inc.
  1. Sphinx Publishing

• Springer
  - Formed by the merger of Kluwer Academic Publishers and Springer-Verlag, 7/1/04. See the library sections of their web sites: WKAP and Springer.
• T&F Informa (Formed by the merger of Taylor & Francis and Informa in May 2004)
  (Taylor & Francis acquired Gordon & Breach, 2001 -- including Harwood Academic but excluding art books and magazines -- and publishes all former G&B titles under one of the T&F imprints. Acquired Garland and includes non-science titles in Routledge catalog.)
1. Carfax Publishing
2. CRC Press, LLC (acquired 2003)
1. Auerbach Publications
2. CRC Press
3. CRC Journals
4. FCN Publishing
5. Lewis Publishers
6. Parthenon Publishing
7. St. Lucie Press
3. Europa Publications (acquired 1999)
4. Frank Cass (acquired July 2003)
5. Marcel Dekker
6. Routledge
   T&F acquired Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, whose operations are to be merged into Rutledge's NYC offices (Sept. 2002)
7. RoutledgeCurzon (Curzon acquired Dec. 2001)
8. Swets & Zeitlinger Publishers (acquired January 2004)
9. Agra Europe
10. Baskerville
11. Euroforum Publishing
12. Informa Asia Publishing Limited
13. Informa Media Group
14. International Insider Publishing
15. Lloyd's List Publishing
16. LLP Professional Publishing