In this article, I outline what the near future will look like for law firms and legal departments, what people want from leaders during times of crisis, and four commitments leaders need to address as they plan to lead through a crisis.
What the next two to three months will look like
As of
As an entering 1L, you already know how to succeed academically, and are constantly receiving advice on how to ace your classes. However, there is minimal advice on how to manage law school with your life. Everyone talks about the work-life balance, but what about the school-life balance?
Here are some tips to achieve a healthy, active, and
Content Pilot has released their 2016 Global 50 Website ranking and report, updating their foundational best practices for law firm web site design. To download the free report, go here:
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Morgan Lewis was the only firm to score an “Excellent” rating of 85.4%. The report takes a global look at law firm websites,
Great advice here on developing “pitches” vs. custom proposals.
Clients don’t like to be “pitched”. Nobody does.
Instead, focus your time and energy on understanding their needs and preferences, and develop a custom proposal that offers valuable help. Read Tim Corcoran’s blog post here.
The legal profession, marketing technology, and clients’ buying habits are changing dramatically. Lawyers need to think differently about marketing, lead generation, big data, project delivery and leadership. Here are 10 things that should be on your radar, starting now.
1. Data-driven business development. At the 2016 Legal Marketing Association Technology Conference, JD Supra’s Adrian Lurssen
Welcome to iMarketLaw!
My name is Mark Beese and I teach Strategic Marketing and Business Development at the University of Denver Sturm School of Law.
J.D. and M.S.L.A Students learn about law firm strategy, marketing, business development, client service, innovation and social media throughout the semester.
Thanks to LexBlog, this year we are
