The following legal marketing case study appeared as part of the Marvellous Marketing series I write for Legal Technology Insider: I first became involved in the personal injury market in the 1990s through working with APIL. Since then this market – perhaps more than any other area of law – Read More
At the end of November 2013, I submitted the 65,000 word manuscript to Legal Monitor for my fourth book. Whilst there are a number of existing books on business development for lawyers this one is different for a number of reasons: For all shapes and sizes of lawyers – whether Read More
I was recently asked to lead a day’s training session on developing a family law practice for firms in the LawNet group http://www.lawnet.co.uk/. Sarah Scott, a partner in the family team at Oxley & Coward http://www.oxcow.co.uk/, provided a short presentation on their experiences with media relations and social media and Read More
At the MASS (Motor Accident Solicitors Society) http://www.mass.org.uk/ conference last week, I was asked to introduce the panel on marketing with an overview of the need for a marketing strategy for personal injury lawyers when trying to reach the consumer. And in just 15 minutes! The key points I covered Read More
I’m nervous about books on social media – things change so fast. But people ask me about which books I would recommend. This one is aimed at Google+ for business (B2B) generally but the professions will learn lots from it as there are examples from real estate, consultancy, selling, journalism, Read More
