By Patrick Smith | October 15, 2020
Interest in competitive video gaming continues to grow, and unlike traditional sports, it saw an increase in play and interest during the pandemic. But the industry has a litany of legal issues to consider as it grows.
By Rachel Shields Williams, Sidley Austin | October 12, 2020
If our firms and departments want to leverage artificial intelligence, automated intelligence, data visualization tools, and the like—we need to first get our data "house" in order.
By Katherine Doble, Ingage Biz | October 8, 2020
There are several items that law firms need to be prepared for now in order to handle an influx of clients, an acceleration of legal proceedings and new public-facing expectations from clients once a vaccine does finally arrive.
By Patrick Smith | October 2, 2020
Some firms have begun to trade in-house expertise for third-party vendors for certain elements, but the base functions of what the departments do doesn't seem to be going anywhere just yet, experts say.
By Christopher Niesche | September 28, 2020
More firms are offering "adjacent services," as clients express a desire for broader advice and services.
By Frank Ready | September 21, 2020
The first virtual panel of 2020 LMA Tech Midwest Week examined how law firm marketing departments have refined their efforts in the face of COVID-19. With so many firms dropping content online these days, grabbing client attention may require a more personal approach.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Aron Solomon | September 11, 2020
After a global soft launch in places such as Brazil, Reels launched in the United States in early August and has become wildly popular in many social media circles.
By Joe Marchelewski and Doug Bradley | September 11, 2020
Without providing restrictions on attorney advertising when it comes to PPC, someone searching for a particular lawyer can be misled with some underhanded advertising.
New York Law Journal | Best Practices|Expert Opinion
By Andrea K. Stimmel | September 8, 2020
What lawyers can do now that marketing and business development are virtual.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By Marc Garfinkle | September 2, 2020
Essentially, New Jersey allows the practice of competitive keyword advertising, provided that the advertisement does not redirect the searcher to the advertiser's site. Nevertheless, the practice is unethical in the greater sense of the word "ethics."
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