Email Ethics for Attorneys Email has become a pervasive, if not essential, part of practicing law. You could theoretically practice law without personally using email, but you would be setting yourself apart as a tortoise in the age of jackrabbits, and missing out on a tool that can streamline your communications and serve as
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According to the 2019 Social Media Examiner statistics, businesses who use video marketing grow revenue nearly 50% faster than those who don’t. Still, one of the most common questions we get from lawyers in regards to video marketing is, “How do I use video marketing to generate leads, without feeling tacky or salesy?” When it
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Facebook Marketing: Introduction Facebook is one of the first places a small law firm or solo practitioner should market their practice as discussed in our blog, “Facebook First.” Your Facebook business page will leverage your personal contacts better than any other platform. It will also allow you to target potential clients based on demographics, interests,
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To Pay for Lead or Not To Pay for Lead By now you probably have been made aware of Pay for Lead programs through advertisements or direct solicitations, but are such programs ethically permissible? According to the comments for Rule 7.2 of the ABA’s Model Rules for Professional Conduct, although you may not actually pay
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The Real Reason Your Law Practice Needs a Website Your practice needs a website because your practice must have a proper presence on the Internet. This is true even if you are not on the first, second or even third Search Engine Results Page (SERP) of relevant search results. Your website can and probably will
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If you practice as a solo or in a small firm, Lawyerist is a resource you should use. Lawyerist started out in 2007 as a blog called SoloSmallTech started by Sam Glover. Aaron Street joined Lawyerist and together they evolved the blog into a content driven website for solos and small firms. There are many
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