The art of product development at law firms
By and large, lawyers are not great cold callers. Fortunately, these keys are available to help open doors to new business without violating lawyers’ sense of propriety. Read more @ lawvision.com
By and large, lawyers are not great cold callers. Fortunately, these keys are available to help open doors to new business without violating lawyers’ sense of propriety. Read more @ lawvision.com
More flexible work hours and alternative career paths are two ways firms can attract and retain female attorneys, who now comprise 41 percent of all U.S. lawyers. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Tips for law firms on how to effectively implement a hiring freeze in these uncertain times. Read more @ alanet.org
There may be relatively simple ways to breathe new life into your website without an expensive rebuild. Read more @ jaffepr.com
Legal Ethics: Crossing borders: Refining multijurisdictional practice rules By Jim Doppke We all know that a client’s right to the attorney of their choice is paramount. But what happens when a client located in [...]
Having visitors flock to your website or recording a high number of “likes” on social media are nice. But are the numbers translating into clients for your law firm? Read more @ legalisi.com
Small interactions with a personal touch often work better when building business relationships than planned, formal contacts or networking events. Read more @ attorneyatwork.com
Law firms which proactively design pricing strategies with clear outcomes in mind will consistently outperform their peers, the author argues. Read more @ lawvision.com
Thought leadership isn’t about having the loudest voice. It’s about being a consistent, trusted, and authentic presence on professional platforms like LinkedIn. Read more @ socialmediabutterflyblog.com
The Skills Coach: The art of delegating: Because you can’t do it all By Lori Berman Many lawyers struggle with delegating. When asked why, I typically hear one of two reasons: “The work product needs [...]