Whenever I talk to lawyers about LinkedIn, lots of them seem to always say the same thing: “LinkedIn is just an online resume – just set it and forget it. What else is it good for?”
If that’s all you want it to be, then you can stop reading right now – you’ve gone as
I am always amazed at how prolific the authors are in the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section, and this year – so far – has been no different. We had five books come out just before ABA TECHSHOW, all of them on technology-related topics. Give these books a look – they are all
As 2011-2012 Chair of the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section, I’m pleased to announce the third Law Firm Marketing Strategies Conference, taking place November 8-9 in Philadelphia. I should have mentioned it much sooner, but there’s still time to register!
This year’s conference, titled “Reputation. Referrals. Rankings.,” features lawyers from around the
One of my big causes it that of getting lawyers to learn more about Law Practice Management – the business of running a law practice. One of many challenges facing our profession is the near complete lack of practice management education in law school. But in this week’s episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report, we take
A recent study by Martindale-Hubbell suggests that 88 percent of partners and 86 percent of corporate counsel use Martindale.com when conducting research for selection of a lawyer or firm.
Although I agree with Bob Ambrogi’s concern that these individuals are limiting themselves by placing too much weight on the Martindale directory, I certainly don’t find
The December issue of Law Practice Today is out, and this month the subject is marketing. As always, the articles are terrific; make sure you check out the Department articles on the lower half of the page.
Also via LawSites, The terrific ABA Solosez listserv is now a web portal — check out Solosez.net, providing online resources for solo and small firm practitioners.
