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How to Research a Request for Proposal
Law firms are constantly responding to request for proposals, and researchers are integrating into the business development team. Researchers can add value to the RFP process through analyzing the company, firm and competition and providing their findings and recommendations. Marketing research analyst Shannon Sankstone details the process for gathering intelligence that would support a comprehensive RFP response as well as the final research product that is presented to the business development team.
Lawyers and Technology: Flashes in the Palm
Palm recently released new handheld organizers that are mostly fashion statements. Or, as Palm is spinning it, they have broad consumer appeal. Yawn. The m100 (street price: $149) is a visual departure from the boxier Palms of yesteryear. It's lighter and curvier, and it fits your hand nicely -- everything you'd want in an entry-level Palm, right? Wrong.Get More Out of PowerPoint With Plug-Ins
M icrosoft`s PowerPoint is a powerful tool for those who give presentations. All too often, however, audiences endure endless bullet points with the same tired backgrounds. Here is a guide for helping to not only keeping your audience awake when the lights go down but also warming them up to your argument.Lawyers and TechnologyLawyers and Technology: Word Can Phone Home
The Web allows anyone to be a publisher -- or a secret agent. Advertisers often use hidden Web links that allow them to note when a Web page has been read, from what location, and when it is passed along to others, but until recently, it was not widely known that Microsoft Word documents could snoop, too. For that we can thank the Privacy Foundation, which issued an advisory warning in August.
Pope's Resignation Throws Spotlight on Lawyers
Pope Benedict XVI's stunning announcement Monday that he plans to resign after almost eight years as pontiff brought renewed attention to the sex abuse litigation and related legal maneuverings that have roiled the Roman Catholic Church over the course of the past decade.
2001 Associates Survey: From Latham to Wolf Block
Summary of responses to the 2001 Associates Survey, firm by firm.Ten Steps to Online Privacy & Security
Think that your Web e-mail, surfing history and browser cookies are safe under your control? Think again. Luckily, there are simple things you can do to thwart attempts to gather information about you while you're online. These aren't just tips for attorneys, but for clients as well. Why? Sometimes the bad guys aren't just "out there" -- people within an organization can employ questionable tactics as well.Trending Stories
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