Richard Susskind says:
the ‘really exciting stuff’ [is] due to take place in the next decade
Richard goes on to say:
By and large, most lawyers have now got their BlackBerrys, they Google regularly, and they think they are on their way the transformation has occurred,” he said. “The plumbing is in place, the
Not that I know of but they did bill $99,807,894.10 according to the post of my friend and Edge International colleague Robert Millard.
Patrick Lamb has been referred to as the King of Blawging by Larry Bodine – see my related post. Patrick has moved his blog, In Search of Perfect Client Service, to Kevin O’Keefe’s LexBlog. I make no secret of the fact that LexBlog is our preferred provider at my organization, Edge International,
According to a story in the Toledo Blade today, Fuller & Henry, founded in 1892, “has all but disappeared
Its sign is gone from the door”. The article goes on to say: “At one time, the business occupied two floors of the city’s most prominent downtown office building but lately had just part of a
Are you incredulous? Do you think I am making this up? Richard Dearden, media manager of Irwin Mitchell (Top 10 UK firm) sent an internal email which included this:
We’ve trawled the intranet and pulled together our most photogenic people for potential models. We don’t have the schedule agreed yet, but if you are around
Press Release Just 30.7% of clients recommend their primary law firm Low satisfaction drives client spending to new law firms BOSTON, March 2 /PRNewswire/ — The BTI Consulting Group’s fifth annual survey of corporate counsel reveals an unprecedented drop in client satisfaction with law firms. Just 30.7% of large and Fortune 1000 companies recommend their
Thank you to Tom Kane for publishing my five biggest legal marketing mistakes I listed for an article that appeared in Lawyers Weekly USA (subscription required) by Nora Tooher. You can see the five mistakes identified by others (including Tom) cited in a series on Tom’s Blog, The Legal Marketing Blog Thank you to very
(This graphic has little to do with my post but is as tasteless as anything I could find.) Imagine the Human Resources Manager of Cameron McKenna (London-based global firm) revealing this publicly about a member of its staff (albeit internally and only to trainees). To be clear, the email included the employee’s real name.
Recently,
The introduction of Female Mentoring at Freshfields (London-based global firm) is to be congratulated and condemned at the same time – perhaps King Solomom would have a different take on this but here is mine. I applaud: – the motives (diversity – attracting and keeping more women in a firm that lacks the degree of
Richard Susskind opines on the future of law books. 
In his article: It’s a book, but not as we know it, reader Richard explores whether (or when) we will give up law books in favor of devices like the Sonyｮ Reader. PUNCHLINE: Susskind is probably right – it is not whether; it’s when
