Outside Counsel
If your firm focuses so intensely on workload, until suddenly there’s no new work on the horizon, then the answer is “yes.”
“Friending” as contact, advising jurors that their public social media information is fair game to attorneys, and other ways that social media is changing legal practice.
In an ironic twist, defunct law firm Jacoby & Meyers Bankruptcy LLC is being urged to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy […]
A 5,000-square foot temporary office set-up at the Association of Legal Administrators conference in Toronto this week displays the “law […]
Law firms sending associates to “business boot camp” have the right idea, but the wrong employees are getting schooled, President […]
Before long the “The Internet of Things” will reach every corner of modern life, including the practice of law, notably […]
Former partners of law firm Howrey LLP will pay back between $21,000 and $192,000 each under an agreement reached with […]
A California bill would crack down on the use of long-term temporary workers in lieu of regular employees, a trend […]
The 2014 State of Digital and Content Marketing Survey underscores that content is a hugely important aspect of law firm marketing.
Publishing a very timely and relevant piece of legal content on LinkedIn’s publishing platform can get you more qualified business eyeballs than you dreamed possible, and more comments than you’ve ever seen on your blog in a month of Sundays.
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