Daily Dispatch

Here's how to identify law firm bullying — with dos and don'ts for confronting it.

Talk of New Year's resolutions has inspired me to think about lawyer stereotypes and what we should be doing to combat them.

You’re at a conference with the senior partner you want to impress. You’re meeting in the hotel bar, a swanky old-school joint. Lots of wood and brass. You’re both just supposed to go over the day’s work, then look at tomorrow’s breakout ...

Mark Homer says that without a good sales process, you're probably wasting money on marketing. Here are five of the most meaningful changes your firm can make to improve intake and sign on more clients.

Happy National Grammar Day! Here are some exercises from Susan Kostal that will strengthen your writing and editing skills.

"What are the best, and preferably affordable, ways to protect our office, and in turn protect our clients, from phishing scams and other online threats?"

If you work in a competitive practice area, someone will likely try using negative SEO to take down your firm. Here are ways to protect against this type of dirty work.

If you’re like most lawyers, you’re probably experiencing frustration about your seeming inability to develop a consistent, profitable book of business — and gripped by inertia.

It might seem that sunk costs should not influence whether we continue investing in a project. And yet they do. Which brings me to content.

LexisNexis Interaction 2018 Law Firm Marketing & Business Development Survey is a fascinating look at how firms and marketers are settling into a “new normal,” where they plan to direct their marketing and business development dollars, and whom ...