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The Editors - April 8, 2020
Samuel Bocetta | For you and your colleagues and staff, working from home represents a major adjustment to the normal work routine. For hackers, it represents a huge opportunity.
Sam Bocetta - April 6, 2020
Product Spotlight | When disaster (or just the unpleasantly surprising) pose a threat to your firm, be ready with a disaster and business continuity plan.
MyCase - April 3, 2020
Chronic loneliness is a problem not only for lawyers but also for their clients. Here are ways to identify and better assist a chronically lonely client, from lawyer and psychologist J.W. Freiberg.
J.W. Freiberg - April 3, 2020
Roy Ginsburg | There is much more to this COVID-19 situation than remote work. If you practice in the solo and small firm world, here’s my take on a few other important things to consider in the pandemic age.
Roy S. Ginsburg - April 2, 2020
Your brand platform is a "gut check" for your marketing. Mark Homer shares exercises that will help you define your firm's characteristics, unique value proposition (USP) and ideal client persona so you can begin building a valuable and ...
Mark Homer - March 31, 2020
Sharon Nelson and John Simek | COVID-19 has forced a lot of lawyers to use videoconferencing to “meet” with co-workers and clients. One of the more popular platforms is Zoom. While we can’t cover all the options and settings for Zoom, here's ...
Sharon Nelson and John Simek - March 27, 2020
Protect your sanity, support your immune system, and stay well during the COVID-19 pandemic (and beyond) from Jamie Spannhake.
Jamie Spannhake - March 26, 2020
Things are changing so rapidly that we can’t lose sight of the need to adapt our marketing strategies. Here are Jay Harrington's legal marketing principles to keep in mind during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jay Harrington - March 25, 2020
Here’s Roy Ginsburg's pushback on the common excuses lawyers use to justify the insidious habit of underbilling.
Roy S. Ginsburg - March 17, 2020