Law Firms

"News, tips and information for attorneys to succeed in search engine marketing."

"For every law firm managing partner and administrator who has ever asked the question: 'WHY ME?' "

"Get the latest news on what’s happening in the Best Law Firms"—meaning those on U.S. News & World Report's ranking of the nation's best law firms. Posts cover law firm mergers and prominent lawyers' career moves.

Posts cover trends in legal marketing and advice and inspiration for lawyers who want to market their practices.

The Law Firm Media Blog covers law firm technology and marketing, with links to relevant stories.

"Tracks, describes, analyzes, and comments on developments in the growing interest by law firms and lawyers in using the mobile space to reach out to clients and contacts. The blog covers a range of topics, from iPhone and Android mobile apps to mobile-ready websites to law firm pioneers in the use of tablet computing."

"Publishes legal news from lawyers and law firms in the United States and Canada. Press releases relate to business law, immigration, personal injury, bankruptcy, divorce, entertainment law, and more."

"Law firm risk management. Discussion of risk issues and trends. Compliance, conflicts, intake and other concerns for law firm risk professionals."

This blog discusses "law firm marketing, web strategy, and technology."

"Recent law grad over $250,000 in debt blogs about trying to make it as a small practice public interest lawyer—all within the context of broader changes happening within the legal profession."

"The site includes a Layoff Tracker that graphs where the most layoffs have been. Law Shucks is yet another legal tabloid, but we’re committed to keeping our focus on those who are in, or refugees from, BigLaw. Nothing about summer-associate salaries, bar-review courses, or which firm a law student should pick. We editors and our intended audience have been through that and just don’t care about it any more. Still, a good bit of gossip every once in a while keeps things entertaining."

"Adventures in legal services outsourcing to India and beyond."

"In the 21st century, the practice of law is shaking loose from its traditional moorings and heading out into uncharted territory. Opportunities abound, but so do pitfalls. Most of the old rules won’t apply anymore, while some will matter more than ever. Welcome to the new legal profession, powered by collaboration, innovation, and client service. This is your front-row seat."

"Lawdable is a forum for in-house and managing attorneys to discover and share information related to the issues they face on a daily basis. Through a 'best practices' approach, the blog provides commentary from experts in a wide range of areas, citing specific client examples of progressive and innovative (or 'laudable') initiatives that have helped legal departments become more efficient and economical without sacrificing quality. More specifically, it focuses on national issues and general commentary on the use of attorneys in a nontraditional manner, issues affecting legal departments on a daily basis and how both new and tested approaches can offer solutions, litigation support and e-discovery, best practices regarding technology implementation and efficiency training methods for teams of attorneys, and the work-life balance sought by attorneys."

"Better law practice through better people management." Topics include LPOs, the recession, partner compensation and diversity.

Posts promote the LawProspector software-as-a-service product product and offer "into the litigation activities of major law firms and corporations."

"Features posts on outsourcing legal work, solo and small firms, law practice management, and any other topics that become relevant to my practice and yours. My practice focuses on cultural and natural resource issues, so this may be a common theme as well."

"Lawyer Tech Review focuses on technology, apps and gadgets that lawyers are using in their professional and personal lives to boost their productivity and manage their practices. The aim is to share plain-language tips with lawyers, abogados and other professionals." "App Friday" is a regular feature in which guests review mobile applications.

Posts discuss legal marketing, client development and strategy. Popular posts include "What to Expect in the 2012 Legal Market," "7 Questions to Improve Your Marketing" and "Why Product Sales Techniques Don't Work in Legal Service Sales".

This blawg covers best practices in online marketing for law firms and individual attorneys.

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