With significant advancements in automation and artificial intelligence, it’s easier than ever for attorneys to gather and analyze legal data to gain powerful business development and intelligence insights. This article is the second in a three-part series discussing the what, how and why of open legal data. In the first part, we discussed what open… Continue reading How Automation and AI Make Open Data Possible and Valuable for Lawyers
Author: Linda Donnelly
Clubhouse App for Law Firms and Lawyers
Clubhouse App, the exclusive new social media platform, is creating a buzz, as well as a considerable amount of FOMO (fear of missing out). If you haven’t explored this social site, which began in April 2020, you are not the only one. Clubhouse is an elite and unique app that is similar to an updated… Continue reading Clubhouse App for Law Firms and Lawyers
Know Your Law Firm’s Key Marketing Metrics
Knowing which key marketing metrics to track, and why, helps keep you moving toward your firm’s business goals. When getting started with a digital marketing plan for law firms, we always start with the firm’s business goals. Then we make sure the key items discussed in my earlier series on “How to Protect Your Referrals”… Continue reading Know Your Law Firm’s Key Marketing Metrics
How Attorneys Can Use Legal Data for Legal Recruiting
Legal recruiting is an important business development tool for law firms looking to expand their client roster, build up their practice areas, and open offices in new locations. Firms of all sizes, from BigLaw to small law firms, can take advantage of the growing availability of litigation data to gain insights on which laterals to… Continue reading How Attorneys Can Use Legal Data for Legal Recruiting
Top 5 Tips: Taking Depositions in a Post-Pandemic World
While much of the world stopped last year, depositions didn’t. Cases forged ahead and lawyers scrambled to establish new ways of taking depositions and handling proceedings that, for decades, had been routine. As we emerge out of the pandemic, many of the pivots intended as bandages for uncertain times will become permanent changes to the… Continue reading Top 5 Tips: Taking Depositions in a Post-Pandemic World
Marketing When You’re Too Busy for Marketing
Ways to keep working on long-term marketing goals even when your plate is full. Now that we’re coming out of the pandemic, many lawyers are slammed. During my coaching calls, I often hear things like, “I was too busy to do much last month,” “It’s just a really crazy time for me” or “I couldn’t… Continue reading Marketing When You’re Too Busy for Marketing
Tricks for Reading Documents in Microsoft Word
At this stage of your career, you might think reading documents is a baseline skill you’ve mastered just fine, thanks. But, whether you realize it or not, you probably spend more time reading documents in Microsoft Word than actually drafting them — especially if you have gone paperless. Since all that onscreen reading can exhaust… Continue reading Tricks for Reading Documents in Microsoft Word
Storytelling: Your Most Powerful Connection to New Clients
Storytelling is powerful. There are few things people love more than a good story. Stories inspire; they can evoke powerful emotions and unleash our imaginations. Great Marketers understand the power of storytelling. Great marketers use storytelling as a tactic to build their businesses. In the legal world, this means developing a narrative around your firm… Continue reading Storytelling: Your Most Powerful Connection to New Clients
How to Rank Your LinkedIn Page on Google
Beyond its effective networking capabilities, LinkedIn is a potent search engine that can drive targeted traffic right to your profile, improve your SEO and help you get ranked on Google. If you have not seen your LinkedIn page rank on Google, perhaps it is time to transform your LinkedIn page into a lead-generating, rank-boosting marketing… Continue reading How to Rank Your LinkedIn Page on Google
How to Say ‘No’ When ‘No’ Is What You Want to Say
Do a good job of saying “no” to things you don’t want, and you’ll get more chances to say “yes” to things you do want. Try these tips. Who knows why we do it, but most of us tend to say “yes” to things when we ought to say “no.” You know the drill: Can… Continue reading How to Say ‘No’ When ‘No’ Is What You Want to Say