Most solo practitioners I know have their hands full, not only with the practice of law but also with the running of their day-to-day operations. Many have determined that using social media is simply a waste of timebillable timeand they don’t want their hours gobbled up every day with making "friends" on the Internet.
But for solo practitioners, especially, social media can be the best way to stay in touch and in the minds of clients and associates.
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