Today, your website is your “online face.” It is your firm’s introduction to the world.

Among the legal notices, marketing spiel, and publisher contact information typically found on a book’s copyright page, you will also find sets of numbers th...

Self-publishing isn’t “self” publishing. It’s a misnomer, really. The word “self” in self-publishing gives the impression that an author can publish a book o...

Today, a book is whatever you make it. Do you have 50 pages of expert advice you’d like to share with your audience? Guess what? That’s a bo

Visit any number of law firm websites and you’ll find professional head shots of the partners, associates, and even the administrative personnel. Just flip t...

If you’re not one of these lawyers who has seized the day by offering education and information via the web, you’re way behind. Now’s the ti

Today’s self-publishing industry is a force to be reckoned with. In a recent report issued by Bowker, the U.S. ISBN agency, ISBN registrations by self-publis...

Attorneys have been known to write more than just the occasional appellate brief. Many are accomplished authors with several books to their name. Fictional n...

Not feeling well? That sick feeling in the pit of your stomach could be caused by the flu or it could be caused by your job. Sounds a little funny but this r...

The membership of some associations isn’t always quick to embrace change, and in my experience, attorneys especially tend to move pretty slow when it comes t...

As first-year law school students, we learned the fundamentals of legal reasoning and analysis, research, and the basics of persuasive legal writing. We spen...

In law school, we were taught how to write legal memoranda, client letters, and advocacy briefs. Those skills are vital as part of law practice. But practici...