Sentences with phrase «needs of the law firm engaged»

Integrates Web and database technologies to address the specialized needs of the law firm engaged in mass and complex tort.

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In highly competitive markets, law firms need to attract the attention of potential clients, and keep them coming back by authentically engaging them in conversation about your practice.

In highly competitive markets, law firms need to attract the attention of potential clients, keep that attention through valuable content and motivate users to keep coming back by authentically engaging them in conversation about your practice.

Good design and functionality are the foundation of a law firm's website, but to really thrive, it needs to be filled with engaging content.

Because outside support would only be needed during times of high sales volume, Adam was not interested in hiring an additional in - house lawyer or engaging a traditional law firm at budget - busting rates.

You need a thought - out strategy for not only what marketing actions your law firm will engage in, but how you'll do them, who will do them, when they'll be done — and how you'll measure the success (or lack thereof) of your time and money.

Klein concludes that in this day and age, «law firms of all sizes need to engage the media» rather than hiding under no comment.

We need to set out a clear vision of what we expect from law firms and engage with the profession and firms, including the major commercial firms, on the delivery of good services for clients and the public interest in a reputable, well working legal system.

Just as consumer - facing companies have broadened their approach beyond merely solving a problem to engaging the user so that the experience of solving the problem is appealing, law firms will finally learn how to place client needs first.

Remember, the best law firms out there don't need to engage in online spam and fake reviews to attract clients — providing solid information for the community and those who are injured, skillfully representing clients, and relying on word - of - mouth marketing are often sufficient.

The piece makes clear that without the right kinds of skills, many of the benefits of AI will be lost on law firms because you still need an engaged human brain to ask the computer the right questions and to analyze the results.

Give them Ross Fishman's «The Ultimate Law Firm Associate's Marketing Checklist,» a 46 - page, well - written, engaging and very practical guide — no, make that, bible — to show associates what they need to do to begin to build internal and external networks and eventually establish a book of business.

Give them Ross Fishman's «The Ultimate Law Firm Associate's Marketing Checklist,» a well - written, engaging and very practical guide — no, make that, bible — to show associates what they need to do to begin to build internal and external networks and eventually establish a book of business.»