Category Archives: Law Firm Marketing

A court case seems to be the defense at any sight of discomfort. The statement “I’ll sue you” has become more famous than the king of pop’s classic songs. Before you threaten a lawsuit, always ask, “Should I sue?” Because a lawsuit isn’t always the solution. 

Sometimes, it isn’t even a solution, and you may find other ways to address an issue.

Before you file a lawsuit to break the record as the world’s most litigious human, consider these factors. 

1. Cause of Action

By cause of action, we mean having a case. The fact that you have a grievance doesn’t mean you have a legal claim. In civil cases, the burden of proof rests on the plaintiff. For instance, the fact that you got injured while on a job doesn’t mean you have a course of action. 

Or the fact that you got hit by a car doesn’t mean the driver will be liable to pay damages. 

In personal injury cases like this, you must prove beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant is responsible for the injury. You’ll need medical reports and witnesses. The defendants will also try to prove that they are not directly responsible for your medical predicament. 

Often overlooked in the legal world, blogging is an aspect of SEO that can bring an influx of new clients to your firm. Blogging yields unending results, even for a law firm. Not utilizing the ability to create content is one of the greatest mistakes any law firm can make in this digital world. 

However, blogging needs to be done right to generate the best results. What does this mean? When you create unique blog posts that clients find interesting, you can bet it will keep them coming! 

We’ll expose the excellent law firm blog ideas that will attract a steady flow of new clients to your law firm. Keep reading for more.   

1. The Ultimate Guide to Local Legislation Changes

The law keeps evolving. In fact, laws that were valid a few years back could be obsolete today. When the law changes, the public should be informed, especially when it relates to a topic that interests several people. 

The tricky part about such articles is that you won’t be the only firm to write about them. So, speed is essential. Wanna know what’s even more important? Details, accuracy, and quality. 

You strive to work hard each day– winning high-value cases or drafting a summary judgment motion only to get underpaid. Or you put in your all daily only to endure a jerky, ungrateful boss. 

That sucks. And maybe it’s time to go solo. 

But this decision begs the question, “How do you get your first client as a solo lawyer?” Or better still, “What do you need to set out as a solo lawyer?” 

Luckily, law is a profession that requires little or nothing to get going. There are some tips, however, that guarantee that you will succeed as a solo lawyer. Because taking on a dual role as an entrepreneur and a lawyer isn’t a walk in the park without proper guidance. We’ll discuss each tip in this full guide. 

People who ignore social media in this world are gradually being left behind. Social media is vital for lawyers to stay relevant in the legal scene. One social media platform that an attorney will benefit significantly from is LinkedIn. 

The professional setting exposes your brand to relationships that could benefit you in the long run. But you need to position yourself well to reap these benefits. Most lawyers open a social media account and do little or nothing to grow it. 

Well, if that’s your idea of growing your law firm, you are not better than someone who doesn’t have an account. 

How can you use LinkedIn like a pro to build your Law brand? We’ll explore some LinkedIn best practices for Lawyers. Keep reading for simple tips that will make a big difference.