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Lawyers Have An Obligation To Stay On Facebook
Facebook represents an opportunity for lawyers to bring access to legal services.
Facebook represents an opportunity for lawyers to bring access to legal services.
The problem is there are not enough law students networking online. Law schools are letting students down here.
Effective cost control isn’t just about saving money—it’s about creating a foundation for growth, efficiency, and exceptional client service. Read the blog now to power up your practice.
Why wait for law schools to figure out what they're doing wrong?
Like blogging, developing your own style on Facebook Live takes a little trial and error.
Twitter with 280 character is a better experience -- and more valuable .
The delivery of legal services is being reengineered. Fortunately, startups provide young lawyers and grads plenty of opportunities.
AllRize was launched in September 2024 to create new efficiencies while integrating with the Microsoft products you’re already using. Here’s why that’s important for your firm.
Law blogs published by local lawyers represent an opportunity for lawyers to share trusted legal information.
Legal tech entrepreneurs should not view the decline of venture capital investment as limiting their chances for success.
According to Kevin O'Keefe, the best way to get referrals online is through blogging and social media.
How many law students and professors are using blogging and social media for learning? Sadly, not many.
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Could unbundling legal services be the new reality for the practice of mass torts law?
What does the NYSBA find so wrong with Avvo's access to legal services program?
Insights on innovation from legal tech guru Casey Flaherty, live from ILTACON.
Paperback law reviews are relics of the past, and WordPress is the future of these scholarly tomes.
At this point, using a platform other than WordPress is like using WordPerfect.