I've led or been involved in more
lawyer image campaigns than most — three at last count, on behalf of CBA members in BC.
My fundamental problem with
lawyer image campaigns is that they ignore this reality.
Not exact matches
Fair points, but moving past
image enhancement
campaigns for a moment, how effective are
lawyers as the front men and women for broader justice issues and social causes?
You do not want to invest in an advertising
campaign to improve the
image of
lawyers.
I absolutely do not support any kind of public
image campaign targeted at brightening the
image of
lawyers in the public eye.
Lawyers who launch
image improvement
campaigns come across to those they hope to reach as vain, self - regarding and pompous.
While not inclined to disagree too strenuously with the bulk of the post, I think the second - to - last paragraph commits the same analytical errors which lie behind the failure of public
image - enhancement
campaigns — both are predicated on a misunderstanding of why
lawyers are not well - liked.
«Tired of being the butt of jokes, Ontario
lawyers plan
image overhaul,» a report on the launch of the Ontario Bar Association (OBA)'s new
image campaign.
Now is the time to create «
image campaigns» that tell clients, not why we want to law school, but why a
lawyer's ethics, professionalism, expertise, reliability and integrity are worth the premium that we inevitably will cost.
Only 4 years ago, the Ontario Bar Association (OBA) launched an
image campaign to improve the reputation of
lawyers.