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Agreement with NYS Attorney General Makes Avvo Ratings More Transparent
The New York State Attorney General’s office and legal directory/lawyer rating service Avvo came to an agreement last month that Avvo will make its lawyer ratings more transparent. The agreement came after the Attorney General’s office conducted an investigation.Lawyers have…
5 Ways to Improve Your LinkedIn Summary
Lessons for Law Firm Leaders from Undercover Boss
In the television show, Undercover Boss, executives disguise themselves and go undercover within their companies or organizations. The “boss” poses as a trainee in different positions and at different locations within the company, speaks with employees who are on…
Interview with Nicole Galli of Women Owned Law
I recently had the pleasure of conducting what I hope with be the first of many interviews with experts, legal innovators and other interesting folks in the legal field with Nicole Galli,…
How to Run a More Efficient & Profitable Small or Solo Law Practice with Virtual Receptionists
Guest post by Maddy Martin of Smith.ai.
When you’re running a law firm on your own or with just a couple partners, you’re shouldering more than just lawyering work. Responsibilities for administrative, marketing, and operational tasks fall on your…
Confidentiality Reminder for Legal Bloggers from the ABA
Last month the ABA Standing Committee on Professional Responsibility released Formal Opinion 480, Confidentiality Obligations for Lawyer Blogging and Other Public Commentary, reminding lawyers that their duties of confidentiality extend to blogging and other online activities.The opinion cautions lawyers about…
TECHSHOW 2018 Round-Up
ABA TECHSHOW 2018 Preview
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