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We assist clients to obtain more business through the published directory and online services offered by the company including ColumbiaList.com plus search engine optimization and marketing services.
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Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#D8BC8D
Straw
216, 188, 141
38, 49, 70
0, 13, 35, 15
#231B0E
Eternity
35, 27, 14
37, 43, 10
0, 23, 60, 86
#C7DDEF
Spindle
199, 221, 239
207, 56, 86
17, 8, 0, 6
The Columbia Law List, established in 1905, is a premier collection attorney network that is widely recognized and utilized around the globe. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, this esteemed directory serves law firms, collection agencies, and legal forwarding departments, providing essential resources for the collection claim industry. Members of the Columbia Law List benefit from a one million dollar surety bond issued by the Great American Insurance Company, enhancing their credibility and ability to attract additional clients.
The Columbia Law List boasts a robust online presence, with over 80,000 monthly page views and top rankings on leading search engines. This visibility is supported by a collection of optimized web pages and strategic banner placements. In addition to its directory services, the organization offers a comprehensive suite of member benefits designed to enhance the operational efficiency of law firms and help them save on resources. Members also have opportunities for bonding, referrals, and access to valuable industry news and education, including the FDCPA course.
How do I download the The Columbia Law List logo?
The The Columbia Law List logo comes in two versions: a white logo and an icon. Download as transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are The Columbia Law List's brand colors?
The The Columbia Law List color palette uses the hex codes #D8BC8D, #231B0E and #C7DDEF.
The The Columbia Law List name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of The Columbia Law List and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by The Columbia Law List. Their use is subject to The Columbia Law List's brand guidelines.