Robert Ambrogi did me a kindness by including me in his post, The Year of Women in Legal Tech.
I’ve been working in legal technology before it was even a thing.
Over the past 20 years, the field of legal digital marketing has taken off and become a legitimate business need.
As the legal
Tim Peterson (@petersontee) of MarketingLand.com did a great job of analyzing a moving target in sizing up “How Facebook’s, Instagram’s and Snapchat’s audience size estimates compare.”
Now, I realize that many believe that Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat have little or no value to law firms. I beg to differ. Think
Interested in all things digital? Well, if you didn’t know, for the first time in its history, the 9th annual D: All Things Digital is going to be streaming its sold-out conference. Kicking off the conference will be Google exec Eric Schmidt, who will step up to the mike at 6:15 PDT. Netflix CEO and
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?
This question springs from a basic question that I ask every vendor that is trying to sell me their product. I always ask “What is one of the best things that your product does, and your clients don’t seem take advantage of it?” It usually stumps them for a moment, but then a light bulb
When does your firm’s culture trump potential innovations you want to put in front of them?
Idea came from a quote in Craig Roth’s Knowledge Forward post, Technology After Culture? Not in a Million Years.
So basic technology evolved before the basic social construct – the family? No wonder I still encounter people spending
The Elephant Series Brainstorming over beer – we came up with a new blog concept and we’re calling it The Elephant. The concept is tackling a topic from multiple points of view. On the first pass, these POVs will come from our stable of bloggers. But then the real fun will come engaging others POVs