Carefully curated articles and resources to give sophisticated law firms like yours an advantage in today’s competitive marketplace.
Balancing a career and family life has long been a struggle for many attorneys, particularly women. With the COVID-19 quarantine, most daycares are shuttered except for the children of essential frontline workers. For the most part, attorneys are juggling their work around and between their child’s schedule.
Creating a trusted brand for your firm will lend you credibility, make your firm and your services memorable and set the tone for every interaction you have, whether with clients, other attorneys, court staff and judges.
The first thing that your branding will do for you is to lend your firm credibility—if you choose the right type.
Amidst the economic turmoil and other devastating consequences of COVID-19, there is one key thing law firms can do to stay relevant: rebrand. Changing your firm’s branding now is the right time to elevate your brand, elevate your firm and show your clients that you’re still committed to giving them what they need, even in a rapidly changing global environment.
T McKee Law Starts Out Strong with a Clear Message T McKee Law, based out of Nashville, Tennessee, is a one-man new law firm focused on general business law, employment law, and nonprofit law. It
TTLO Law Cornered the Market on Construction Law TTLO Law is based out of Edina, Minnesota with a focus on construction law. Formed by three long-time construction and real estate lawyers, TTLO has extensive experience
Updated Website Drives Cincinnati Law Firm Success Blessing & Wallace Law is a Cincinnati based law firm dedicated to supporting the local community during their times of need. With practice areas ranging from civil litigation
The promise is that if you get this SEO thing right—and invest significantly in a winning strategy created by an SEO expert—you will see a substantial increase in website traffic. That’s the goal, right? Increased
SNAPSHOT The Law Office of Michael E Kondoudis is a law firm focusing on intellectual property law in Washington D.C. The firm faced challenges related to marketing and sales and they needed to reach an expanded
You will want to create some kind of an announcement that can be mailed, emailed and also left behind for complimentary businesses to distribute on your behalf, or to put in gift bags if you can determine a complimentary event happening around the time of your opening. Your announcement should be professional (i.e. not cheap folded paper) and reflect your firm’s style.