Month: June 2019

Whether its mind games or online games, we amuse ourselves with games every day. When a game does not exist, we make […]

The building blocks of the legal profession – law school, bar admissions, professional regulation, ethics, discipline and malpractice liability and insurance – […]

Big Data Analytics has fascinating ramifications when applied to social media and analyzing business-driven behavior and client relationships. Take search giants (i.e., […]

Integrating consumer driven social media, intranets, extranets and client portals into a 100% web approach driving organizational & behavioral change. Focus on […]

In a world abuzz with tweets and check-ins, are elderly clients becoming lost in the noise? Proponents of legal technology and social […]

Serving clients generally boils down to assisting them with various forms of bargaining. This includes tacit bargaining, such as when someone claims […]

Identifying and then nourishing your passion will make you a more content person, drive confidence and help you serve your clients better. […]

A quick survey of new legal industry start-ups (non-law firms) and the promise of new value propositions that result in improved patterns […]

From a marketing and branding standpoint, it’s very important for lawyers and law firms to embrace the “Thank You Economy” (credit Gary […]

Technology moved into the 21st Century in the 1990s. We’re still waiting for ethics rules to catch up. Which state has a […]