I was thinking about this very question today.
Why couldn’t a law firm offer a Groupon for their services? Why not indeed?
It is not so disimilar from offering alternative fees.
I had recently read about a women-owned firm who were offering flat-fee services for divorces, custody battles and the like.
Why not a Groupon?
I’ve been holding out on the 3D televisions and movies craze for the simple reason that I thought it just looks dorky putting on those bulky glasses. That is, until I saw what one visual artist did to see 3D without the glasses. Take a look at this “eye-blinking” video of François Vogel and his 120
The Lamb has been skewered by law librarians in the legal webosphere.
When reading the posts and comments of Patrick Lamb’s recent blog, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the hierarchical structure of law firms–or of any professional services environment.
Lawyers (and partners at other professional services industries) fail to appreciate or understand
Many of us have already seen a few projections of what will happen in the legal industry this year. Most of those predictions are “yawners” (such as Richard Susskind’s prediction of firms adopting more social media, adopting cloud-based apps, and using tablets… which Toby labeled as Susskind “jumping the shark” on his predictions.)
I was flipping through my RSS feeds earlier this week when I came across an article that discussed some of the Historical Google Maps Mashups. It was intriguing to see how something as modern as Google Maps could benefit from images of the past by using historical mashups like HistoryPin. It created a
I’ve been playing with the free iPad App called Curator HD over the past couple of weeks, and have really enjoyed using it as my Google Reader interface for the iPad. I’ve used the generic Google Reader iPad web page in the past, or even used apps like Flipboard to look at my feeds (via
I just read a nifty little post by Amanda Neville, founder of Thinkso Marketing Agency, called “Quiz: Is It Time to Update Your Website?”.
I don’t know about you, but I love online quizzes. Maybe because they are a) short, or b) they make me feel smart, or c) I’m just a geek. (I
