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How Law Students Can Become Better Networkers

August 26, 2010

I recently volunteered with a number of law students and was asked for advice about the job market. My biggest piece of advice was: network, get practical experience, and network more.

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Marketing Monday

August 23, 2010

Guest post by Graham M. Martin. Since opening my own practice, I have found that completing the sometimes-inane law firm marketing tasks works best when I am fresh. Therefore, I have implemented Marketing Monday, during which I focus most of my energy for the day on the marketing of my practice. It eases me into [...]

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Solo Practice: Three Tips for Getting Started

August 17, 2010

Guest post by Maggie Green Starting a law office can be a daunting and sometimes unmanageable task. As a new attorney starting a solo law practice, you’ve likely reviewed your bar association’s start-up guides and found no shortage of DIY books to help hang your own shingle. As you get closer to realizing your goal, [...]

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Back to School Checklist for 3Ls

July 21, 2010

For many law students heading back to school this fall, a return to classes is less than a month away. You have my sympathies. Given that the legal economy is still shedding jobs, students returning to law school for the last year need to start getting in the right mindset.

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Do Your Clients Use Social Media?

July 21, 2010

And if so, can you get more like them by using social media? Many social media consultants would have you believe the answer to both questions is an emphatic yes. I’m not so sure.

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Why Twitter Works for Attorneys

July 6, 2010

Twitter was the new “it” a few months ago, and all the hoopla seems to have died down recently. The service itself, however, is still going strong and can be effectively used as part of your law firm’s online marketing campaign.

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