Legal Marketing Association
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Small Law FirmsGetting Beyond The ‘Table Stakes’: What GCs Really Want In Lawyer Relationships
Observations from the GC panel at LMA24. -
Biglaw, Small Law FirmsWhat LMA Attendees Will Be Taking Home This Year
Come for the substance, leave with the swag, at the largest annual meeting of the legal marketing profession. 
SponsoredLaw Firm Business Development Is More Than Relationship Building
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Small Law FirmsWhy Curiosity Is Key For Business Development
Observations from the general counsel panel at this year’s LMA meeting. -
Sponsored ContentDownload Your Free Report On The Latest Trends In Legal Marketing And Business Development
To help understand the shifting landscape of legal marketing, Bloomberg Law and the Legal Marketing Association have released their annual joint survey findings report. -
Biglaw, TechnologyLaw Firms Need To Market Their Knowledge And Use Of AI
It's not a matter of whether law firms will need to market their knowledge and use of AI (artificial intelligence), it's a matter of when. -
Business Development, Sponsored ContentDownload Your Free Report On The State Of Legal Marketing And Business Development
This is a must-read for anyone interested in the current state and future direction of law firms’ quest to increase revenues and more effectively service clients. -
Business Development, Legal Marketing, Sponsored ContentWhen Practice Means Business: Legal Marketing’s Future Is Now
What is going in the world of marketing and business development for law firms? 
SponsoredLuxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement
In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.-
Legal MarketingWhere We Can Go From Here
While larger market forces will likely continue to drive direction and there’s no one distinct path ahead, legal professionals should try to take advantage of what is in their control today in terms of legal marketing. -
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Biglaw, TechnologyBiglaw Website Fail?
One Biglaw firm recently hit the reset button on their online presence and not everyone is happy. -
Biglaw, Billable HoursThe Sad Truth One Stat Reveals About The Legal Industry
The only good associate is a billing one. -
Legal Marketing4 Key Lessons On The State Of Legal Marketing And Business Development
Biglaw firms used to depend entirely on doing good work as the key to getting new business. But that notion's time has passed.
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AI Presents Both Opportunities And Risks For Lawyers. Are You Prepared?
Get up to speed on AI’s rapid growth, risks, and potential — and take your knowledge of artificial intelligence to the next level.
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Law Firm Business Development Is More Than Relationship Building
Look forward to client outreach with InterAction+™.
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Luxury, Lies, And A $10 Million Embezzlement
In a scandal that rocked the business community, a former high-profile executive was sentenced to prison, plus five years of supervised release and restitution.
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Ranking The Law Firms Lawyers Love
We’re pleased to introduce our list of Most Desirable Firms, along with other insights from our survey of more than 700 attorneys.
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Curbing Client And Talent Loss With Productivity Tech
Law firms must leverage technology to curb client attrition and talent loss, enhancing efficiency and aligning with evolving expectations for lasting success.
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Conferences / Symposia, Legal Marketing, Social Media, TechnologyThe Social Side Of Legal Marketing
It's hard out there for a... business developer. You've got to be on your grind to make it rain. -
Bloomberg, Legal Marketing, Sponsored Content, TechnologyThe Future Of Legal Business Development: An Interview With Bloomberg Law's Melanie Heller
All lawyers need to care about business development -- but what should you do about it? -
Biglaw, Sports
Stats Of The Week: Biglaw Revenues Outpace The Fortune 500 And Pro Sports
Revenue growth for law firms from 2003-2013 compares favorably to that of Fortune 500 companies.
