Law firms spend a tremendous amount of money on events. They sponsor conferences, host client receptions, organize roundtables, conduct webinars and invest heavily in seminars and educational programs. Entire teams
How to Get More Value From Every Event You Host or Sponsor
Law firms invest enormous amounts of time, energy and money into events. Between sponsorships, client receptions, seminars, roundtables, webinars and conferences, events often represent one of the largest investments in
How to Write Social Media Posts About Chambers and Other Rankings That People Actually Want to Read
Every year, lawyers across the country receive recognition from Chambers, Super Lawyers, Legal 500, Best Lawyers and other legal guides. These rankings represent years of hard work, strong client relationships
How Law Firms Can Actually Use Awards and Rankings for Marketing and Business Development
Law firms spend an enormous amount of time pursuing awards, rankings and recognitions. They coordinate submissions, gather references, draft matter descriptions, track deadlines and dedicate significant internal resources to the
What to Do After You Publish a Client Alert or Article If You Actually Want It to Lead to Work
A lot of lawyers put real time and thought into writing client alerts, articles and blog posts. There’s research, drafting and usually multiple rounds of edits before anything is ready
Why Lawyers Should Nominate Their Clients and Prospects for Industry Awards
When people think about industry awards, the focus is usually on whether the firm or the individual lawyer is being recognized.
What tends to get overlooked is how effective awards
How Law Firm Associates Can Build a Business Development Plan That Actually Works
Many associates put off business development. They think it comes later, once they’ve made partner or have a book of business to grow.
But waiting means missing opportunities.
Business development
From Hierarchies to Networks: How Law Firms Can Become a Team of Teams
You can run a flawless matter and still lose the client. You can deliver strong legal work and still fall behind. Why? Because today’s clients expect more than legal knowledge.
How Lawyers Can Write a Great Bio: A Guide for Every Stage of Your Career
Your bio is one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in your professional toolbox. It’s often the first thing someone sees when they look you up online. It lives on your firm website. It shows up in pitch materials. It’s linked in speaking engagements and event write-ups. It’s also usually the top result when someone Googles you. And yet, so many lawyers treat it as an afterthought.
How Associates Can Use Industry Involvement to Build a Stronger Network
Industry involvement is one of the most useful things you can do as an associate to start building a name for yourself. It helps you stay informed, meet people and