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The Friday Five

How’s Your Law Practice’s Curb Appeal?

Ever open up Google Hangouts or Skype to hear someone (okay, you) say, “Cripes! Where did that come from?” when the camera captures a side of your office you rarely notice? It�[...]

Posted in Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, The Friday Five

Social Media Basics

Should Lawyers Connect with Competitors on LinkedIn?

By Merrilyn Astin Tarlton | May.15.13 | 3 Comments

Despite LinkedIn's reputation as the social networking site for professionals, there are still skeptics who question its value. Most of the skepticism among lawyers arises from que[...]

Posted in Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, Legal Marketing, Social Media

Power User

Office 2013: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

By Vivian Manning | May.13.13 | 2 Comments

Microsoft Office 2013 has been available for several months, but Office 2010 has been stable and mostly well-received in our firm. And with staff and lawyers already overwhelmed by[...]

Posted in Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, Legal Technology, Power User

The Friday Five

At a Loss for Words? A Handy Phrase Book

By Joan Feldman | May.10.13 | No Comments

Some people always know exactly what to say. When words fail the rest of us, these people deliver the smooth segue, the clever comeback, the perfect parting shot. How do they d[...]

Posted in Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, The Friday Five

Ask the Experts

What Good Are Law Firm Performance Reviews?

By The Editors | Apr.30.13 | No Comments

Question: Our law firm has tried many different formats for performance reviews, but often we find we are doing reviews just to do reviews. In most cases, it's merely a repeat of t[...]

Posted in Ask the Experts, Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, People Management

Managing a Law Practice

They Had Relations: Five Tips for Better Client Communications

By Jared Correia | Apr.25.13 | 6 Comments

Other people talk about the classic maxim that people should "know, like and trust" you—or something like that—and that gets you business. I’ve heard it attributed to Dale Ca[...]

Posted in Client Service, Daily Dispatch, Law Practice Management, Managing

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