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Strategic Digital Marketing Tips

Does it feel like you can’t keep up with all the new kids on the block? (Nevermind keeping up with the digital marketing things you actually understand.) Worried that your office millennial will move on and you’ll have to figure out how to ...

Susan Kostal - March 18, 2016
Depression: A Lawyer Pandemic

Arizona was hit hard by illness this winter. Several people at my firm came down with cold and flu-type illnesses. Even I got sick; but thankfully, for my colleagues' sake, I am not contagious. I have depression. This doesn’t make me ...

Ruth Carter - March 17, 2016
macs for Lawyers
Blurred Lines, Part Three: Securing Your Backups

In the first two installments of "Blurred Lines," Tom Lambotte explained why you need a mobile device management policy and a Tom Lambotte - March 16, 2016

So You Say You Want to Survive?

We're seeing a record number of law firm mergers these days. Primarily this is because so many firms fail to recognize and adapt to the big changes in the profession — and then, ultimately, they realize they can't survive on their own. Attorney ...

Bob Denney - March 15, 2016
Don’t Speak Like a Patronizing ‘Parent’

The parade of presidential candidates across my television screen has reminded me of the transactional analysis best-seller, "I’m OK, You’re OK." Transactional analysis is a psychoanalytic therapy method. It defines three ego-states: Child, ...

Theda C. Snyder - March 14, 2016
Five Rules of Engagement for Lawyers on Facebook

Many lawyers create Facebook pages for their law firms because they know it’s something they "ought to do" for their online marketing. Set up website. Check! Write blog posts. Check! Have a presence on social media. Check! What often happens, ...

Jamie Adams - March 11, 2016
macs for Lawyers
Blurred Lines, Part Two: Full Disk Encryption for Your Mac

Last week in "Blurred Lines, Part One: Using Macs at Work and Home," Tom Lambotte explained the reasons your firm needs a mobile device management policy. In ...

Tom Lambotte - March 9, 2016
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Solo Lawyers: Where Is Your Office?

I work with a lot of solo lawyers, both in my client base (unfortunately, ethics cases arise more frequently in solo practice), and in my network of professional colleagues. My colleagues in the ethics defense bar are frequently solos, and I ...

Megan Zavieh - March 8, 2016
Survey Results: Truths About Lawyers and Social Media

A year ago, we thought social media couldn't get any hotter as the marketing mode of choice for lawyers. Comparing results from the recent "Attorney at Work 2016 Social Media Marketing Survey" to last year's shows we may have been right. In our ...

The Editors - March 4, 2016
macs for Lawyers
Blurred Lines, Part One: Using Macs at Work and Home

If you use a Mac, your laptop, iPhone and iPad probably do double duty as your personal devices. Should you worry? At ABA TECHSHOW 2016 this month, Tom Lambotte will be speaking at the session "Home-Mac; Work-Mac." So we asked the Apple IT pro ...

Tom Lambotte - March 2, 2016
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