Sentences with phrase «sound law firm business»

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Marketing firms that promise top Google search rank sound great, but they're selling a myth that will impact your law firm's business — often faster than you'd think.

What clients like about the firm • Great teamwork and excellent understanding of our business • They know my business, they get results, their advice is very sound and we work as a team • Expertise and experience in my area of law

She has a small, general practice law firm, and sounds like she is running it like a business, partly due to the help she has gotten from Kelli Hoskins, a business coach.

Jayne Navarre is an Internet marketing strategist with over 15 years legal - industry marketing and business - development service in applying sound, ethical and creative strategy to Web communications — including law firm Web sites, blogs, social networking, content optimization, search marketing, and social media tactics.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: running a successful law firm is first and foremost about establishing sound business practices.

Our law firm, Johnston, Moore & Thompson provides sound legal advice and strong representation to individuals and businesses throughout North Alabama.

I suspect and fear that many law firms and many veteran lawyers will be, for various sound reasons, very cautious and concerned about representing any persons actively involved in state marijuana business.

Recognized as one of the best corporate law firms in the United States, sound business principles drive our IP practice.

This sounds pretty good until Mr. Paterson points out, law firms are «chasing business on the back - end of an RFP.»

«Zola Suite's software holds great appeal for the business minded law firm,» adds Yasuyuki Nomizu, Corporate Vice President, Office Service Development Division of Ricoh Co., Ltd. «When evaluating prospective integration partners, we look for products that are poised for growth, provide sound technology and strong leadership.

At every stage, the workshop participants — drawn equally from law firms and law departments — divide into teams (sounds like business school, right?)