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Though some law firms may use paralegals to assist with parts of their marketing and business development work, several marketing professionals say the work they do requires specialized training and experience, and their responsibilities can’t easily be shifted to untrained staff.
Legal Marketing Association president Roy Sexton said law firms’ marketing staff often are filled by specialists who are trained in marketing or business development.
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