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A Google Maps presence, event sponsorship and billboards may be advantageous for firms hoping to capitalize on locally based clients. But for those focusing solely on corporate business, there's little incentive to move out of the virtual world.
July 22, 2019 at 09:00 AM
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There are times when a brick-and-mortar presence can be useful for a growing law practice, especially if it’s hoping to nab clients through location-based—and consumer friendly—platforms such as Google Maps.
But where does that leave virtual law firms? Well, depending on the client base they are hoping to build, the answer might be in pretty good shape.
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