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Tap Common-Sense Ways to Accelerate Revenues
A simple fact: A firm is a business. While that business is the practice of law, which carries with it several other obligations, responsibilities and higher ethical standards, in the end, to make it work, you must think as much as a business person as you do an attorney.Managing the Risks of Cupid's Arrows in the Workplace
For many, Valentine's Day is a harmless "Hallmark holiday," but employers have plenty of reasons to be concerned about the most romantic day of the year.Plaintiffs Have Their Own Duty to Preserve
Their attorneys must see that they obey it, especially since the client has a vested interest in the dispute.Framework Proposed for Law Firm Information Governance
"A Proposed Law Firm Information Governance Framework," in the form of a 52-page report, debuted on Aug. 27. It came out of a series of discussions on strategies for safeguarding law firm information that law firm leaders had in May at a symposium in Chicago.Business Development in the 'New Firm Order' for Young Lawyers
The Legal's recent "New Firm Order" series has examined how the legal landscape has changed in the wake of the current economic downturn, highlighting, in particular, an increased emphasis on business development and sales skills for attorneys.On the Internet, Can Freedom Go Too Far?
Douglas Wood, of Reed Smith, explores the issues surrounding the balance between government control of the internet and a cyberspace free from regulatory restraint.Is Your Company Tweeting Its Way Into Trouble?
With the growth of social media for marketing and business purposes, managing discovery risk is critical, note Judah Lifschitz and Laura Fraher of Shapiro, Lifschitz & Schram.Commentary: The Internet People Are in Control
In online terms, Facebook is the third largest nation in the world. Users of Facebook, Google and Rim are borderless, independent and virtual, something never seen before, writes Reed Smith's Douglas Wood, who says that, to put this tipping point in context, we should look to the Boston Tea Party.Rewrite Your Online Lawyer Bio to Better Attract Clients
Studies have shown that bios are the most viewed pages on law firm websites, generating more than 50 percent of the page views. So it's important, says consultant Jessica Sharp, to rewrite your online biography with a focus on showing clients what you can do for them.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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