I just wanted to mention a couple of quick resources.
First, if you’re in the market for law practice management tools, check out this post by my Social Media for Lawyers co-author, Nicole Black. In particular, Nicole mentions this extremely useful ABA Comparison Chart of different LPM tools. Unfortunately, many of the companies didn’t provide
Notwithstanding a work deadline and my still outstanding taxes, I’ve done my part to express my views on cloud computing in response to the North Carolina Ethics Committee Inquiry. I’m not a member of the North Carolina Bar, but as a frequent commentator on solo and small firm practice, I felt it was important to
Yesterday, I received the urgent news, first from my colleague Stephanie Kimbro of VLO Tech, then Jack Newton of Clio that the North Carolina bar has been asked to provide a formal ethics opinion on the use of the “cloud” or web-based services by lawyers. Details of some of the topics for consideration are
Here’s some quick leftover tidbits from Tech Show (and elsewhere:)
Legal Typist Andrea Cannavina, my TechShow roommate posted these tweets from my session with Niki Black on Social Media;
Allison Shields of Legal Ease is doing a multi-part summary of Tech Show (this installment has 60 tweets) and
Ernie the Attorney Svenson has a neat
I am back from Tech Show, with lots of posts to put up and thoughts to share, but I’m also under a deadline. So for now, I’ll leave you with this interview with Martindale Connected (it gets a little goofy at the end, but it was a fun interview!), as well as information on some
The following is a guest post by Kelly Spradley, VP of Marketing and Sales at Impirus Legal Websites.
Florida is not looking too sunny for lawyers today. The Florida Bar recently announced that Florida attorneys must put website testimonials, laudatory statements, and past results behind a disclaimer page. Many Florida lawyers currently have testimonials
California mega law firm, Morrison Foerster is MoFo, and this (above) is its website.
Understandably, the site might confuse you since mofo has more widely recognized, colloquial meanings. But Morrison Foerster ranks first in search for “mofo.”
The Mofo website cost one million to build, claims Above the Law. Was it worth it?
Back in my last year of law school, one of my friends who was still looking for permanent employment responded to an ad seeking a new associate for a three person law firm. The firm’s managing partner contacted my friend and they had a nice chat. The partner said that my friend was definitely in
This month’s ABA Journal features a piece on the results of marketing makeovers provided to three solos brave enough to bare their practices for all to see. The article summarizes the advice given by two marketing experts to three different solos and follows up six months later to see how they’re doing.
I had mixed
Yesterday, my thirteen year old came home from school and announced that her science teacher now requires all of the students to keep their materials – class notes, homework, handouts and the like – on Dropbox. And so, my daughter and her classmates spent the most of the class uploading documents from their computers