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BYOD: What’s Your Policy?

By now most everyone is familiar with the “Bring Your Own Device,” or BYOD, trend—meaning the proliferation of lawyer- and staff-owned personal mobile devices used for firm business. But apart from being the latest buzzword, BYOD has ...

Charlie Magliato - March 27, 2013
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Word of Mouth, Ratings and Reviews

Your clients have been talking about you since well before Al ... I mean Sir Tim ... brought us the global tubes. But the Internet continues to change the way those conversations spread. Admittedly, the process that people use to choose toasters ...

Gyi Tsakalakis - March 25, 2013
Attorney at Work Friday Five
Mobile-Ready Marketing for Lawyers

What do marketers mean when they say things like "mobile ready" or "mobile is the first screen"? And is this something that's really going to help you get more clients? Avvo's Sachin Bhatia is speaking on "Mobile Marketing Best Practices" at the ...

The Editors - March 22, 2013
Enterprising Lawyer
The Enterprising Lawyer: Lynda Hinkle

Who are these “enterprising lawyers”? They're easy to spot. Just look for the more engaged and happier lawyers. Deeply invested in the power of the work they do for their clients, they have ample interests beyond the practice of law. You ...

The Editors - March 21, 2013
Dropbox 102: Security Steps

A long time ago, in a life far away—November 2012—I wrote a Dropbox 101 post for Attorney at Work. Commenter Jeffrey Brandt suggested a "Dropbox 102" version to address security issues with sharing data in the cloud. It was a good suggestion, so ...

Vivian Manning - March 18, 2013
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Is Moving a Marketing Opportunity?

"Question: We’re moving to new offices in a couple of months. Some say this is a 'marketing opportunity.' I say it’s just important to let people know about our new address and contact information, but we don’t need to spend a lot of money on an ...

The Editors - March 14, 2013
Bag ’Em and Tag ’Em: The Hashtagger’s Guide to the Galaxy

After much shameless begging, unopened gift bottles of wine and several used game certificates for Dave and Buster’s, I have finally succumbed to writing a monthly column for Attorney at Work, which will replace the random collection of posts I ...

Jared Correia - March 13, 2013
Litigating With Your iPad … on a Desert Island

At a recent seminar on using the iPad in law practice, I was asked: “If you were trying a lawsuit on a desert island and you could only take three apps with you, what apps would you take?" Interesting question. Ultimately, though, I copped out ...

Tom Mighell - March 12, 2013
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Tips for the Young Traveling Lawyer

Initially, it was just awkward. This stranger's butt was inches from my face. Undulating. Back and forth. I could hear the loose change in his front pocket clanking against itself. He was a large man, but not large enough to block my view of his ...

William Melater - March 11, 2013
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A Woman’s Place Is … Everywhere

It's International Women's Day today. And, while it's true that the annual celebration has its roots in the 1908 American Socialist Party's National Women's Day, the event has grown far beyond its original geography and ideological underpinnings ...

Merrilyn Astin Tarlton - March 8, 2013
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