Sentences with phrase «small firm lawyers»

In Make Billing Simple for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers, Elliott Piper, Kurent product expert, will teach you how to make your solo and small firm more efficient.

«Blueprint, at its core, is an ABA - member benefit that helps solo and small firm lawyers cut through the noise and find the tools they need to run a more modern and efficient practice,» said Chad Burton, CEO of CuroLegal, a legal tech firm that collaborated with the ABA on the creation of Blueprint.

-- February 23, 2017 — Allen Rodriguez was named as one of 50 invite - only members of the second TBD Law conference in St. Louis on February 26 - 28, representing some of the most innovative and forward - thinking solo and small firm lawyers to step...

For solo and small firm lawyers, handling the business of the firm can be just as time - consuming as practicing law.

Up for grabs this month are a few really useful books for solo and small firm lawyers.

The result is my online course created specifically for small firm lawyers, which I call «Law Firm Autopilot.»

This article explains how three solo and small firm lawyers have used the social media management app, Hootsuite, to give their online marketing a boost.

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In the long run, the real losers in this decision are solo and small firm lawyers.

Solo and small firm lawyers represent individuals and businesses, providing access to justice for clients whose needs would otherwise go unmet.

Perhaps, as Scott Greenfield contends it was a political thing, but in my view, the decision results from an utter lack of understanding of, and respect for the work that solo and small firm lawyers do.

What galls me most about Judge Sullivan's decision is the implicit assumption pervading this ruling: that solo and small firm lawyers are second class citizens who ought to be grateful for any scraps they get.

In the meantime, stay tuned for Part II of this post later this week, where I announce the results of the Bars, Reviewed: What Is Your Bar Association Doing for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers?

Back in 2002, when I first survey, I concluded that the bars were serving the needs of solos and small firm lawyers fairly well.

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It's been a long, long time coming, but I am finally ready to unveil one of MyShingle's flagship features, The Bars, Reviewed 2009, a survey of resources for solo and small firm lawyers offered by the 50 state bars, plus the ABA and a handful of city bars.

This is especially so for solo and small firm lawyers.

As I build this site out, I'd like to serve a resource to ensure that ethics committees make sound decisions that do not adversely impact solo and small firm lawyers or our clients.

That's why it can sometimes be so difficult for solo and small firm lawyers to take a vacation.

As my readers likely know, I regularly contribute to Lawyerist.com, the largest online community of solo and small firm lawyers.

For solos and small firm lawyers, it can be easier to forego this and connect directly to your computer using a virtual connection like LogMein or Citrix's GoToMyPC.

I work primarily with small firm lawyers who are trying to start and grow their firms.

One of the top struggles for solo and small firm lawyers is getting paid.You've performed the work for your client...

Aside from the tools Blueprint can offer, Klein also encouraged the solo and small firm lawyers to take advantage of other ABA offerings, such as the association's cybersecurity handbook that provides guidance for avoiding and responding to data breaches and similar cyberattacks.

But those who have not, particularly solo and small firm lawyers, are missing out on an opportunity for increased client base,...

Leventhal has also presented a CLE on «Every Day Ethics for Solo and Small Firm Lawyers» through the National Business Institute and «Managing the Work: Strategies for Building a Solo / Small Firm Practice» for the Minnesota State Bar Association.

The American Bar Association announced today that, in partnership with CuroLegal, it is building ABA Blueprint, a new resource for solo / small firm lawyers.

Bob Ambrogi of «Law Sites Blog» recently featured the American Bar Association's upcoming «Blueprint» application designed and developed by Curo to help solo and small firm lawyers manage the complexities of their legal practices by helping them find the products and services they need at affordable prices.

I originally thought of it as a universal precedent management system for solo and small firm lawyers («the precedent system for the rest of us»), but of course its value as a resource for clients would also have been profound.

Solo and small firm lawyers throughout the country are constantly searching for new clients while retaining current clients.

The goal of Blueprint is to make it easier for solo / small firm lawyers to find the products and services they need to run their practice.

Large and mid-sized law firms lead the way at 99 % each, followed by 87 % of small firm lawyers and 62 % of solos.

One topic this book covers in depth that can be particularly dicey for solo and small firm lawyers is deciding when to seek help, and whether to hire staff or outsource the work.

Apple products are gaining traction in the legal field, particularly among solo and small firm lawyers.

I suspect that the predicaments these firms currently face will continue to plague solo and small firm lawyers and it's only going to get worse.

Over the years, I've had many conversations with solos, small firm lawyers, and marketers at large firms about establishing and growing their presence online with a solid website and useful blog.

This book was inspired by the thousands of solo and small firm lawyers who are members of Great Legal Marketing, have attended our events, or who have been influenced by our marketing and practice - building principles.

So why are these successful small firm lawyers returning to a big firm?

This article explains how three solo and small firm lawyers use the social media tool Hootsuite to boost their online marketing and enhance their personal brand.

Also, Ben created Great Legal Marketing, LLC, to help solo and small firm lawyers not only survive, but thrive.

As such, he provided some additional insight into his views on the future of solo and small firm lawyers and offered this great piece of advice to help guide the decisions of solo and small firm lawyers seeking to thrive in this new world order: «Ask... in the 2020s, what unique value can we bring as a small legal business?

how three solo and small firm lawyers have used the social media management app, Hootsuite, to give their online marketing a boost

As e-discovery purveys more and more practices and practice areas, it becomes important for solo and small firm lawyers to at least have a cursory understanding of the process.

Lawyers from mid-sized firms lead the way with 26 % maintaining a Twitter account, followed by 25 % of solos, 25 % of large firm lawyers, and 24 % of small firm lawyers.

With blogs being the great equalizer for small firm lawyers against those firms with deep pockets for marketing, it's a terrible shame to see more and more of the above.

Of course, the majority of solo and small firm attorneys do not meet state requirements for data protection, in part because they are (perhaps ironically), taking a calculated risk — there have not been many high - profile data breach investigations made against or penalties imposed upon solo and small firm lawyers.

Here's what happens when 50 solo and small firm lawyers attend our 2 - Day Small Firm Bootcamp in New Orleans.

With this new edition, solo and small firm lawyers can get the benefits of the business / legal - oriented Professional edition of Dragon for just a little more than the cost of the consumer - oriented Premium Edition.

, it gives solo and small firm lawyers the data insights they need to make better decisions when it comes to setting hourly rates.

Many solo and small firm lawyers complain about encryption because their clients complain about encryption, as evidenced in the comments to Bob's post.