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Top 3 Myths About Personal Injury Lawsuits

Injury cases are often highly controversial. For example, people often disagree strongly about whether legal remedies are required to compensate for an injury, or whether the person received a fair or excessive amount.In this context, there are numerous myths surrounding...

Hiring the Right Lawyer Sometimes Means Getting a Second Opinion

If you go to a doctor and get questionable advice about a medical condition, it’s likely that you’ll go and seek a second opinion. So why don’t people think about getting second opinions when it co…

Do I Have An Accident Case?

If you're in an accident in Kentucky, you may be wondering if you have a case. We can give you the answers you're looking for.

Legal How-To: Claiming a Hardship for Jury Duty

How do you claim a hardship for jury duty? Most of us don't look forward to appearing for jury duty, but skipping out on it can lead to some serious consequences. However, regardless of which court has summoned you, you...

Confused Law Student Applies For Job With Federal Court That Doesn’t Exist

What happens when I first contact a personal injury law firm? What is the process?

Your initial contact with a personal injury law office is a two-way street. They will interview you about the facts and circumstances surrounding your accident and injuries so see if this is something they can and want to help you with. At the same time, you will be interviewing them in order to decide if you have enough confidence in this attorney and/or his or her office that you want them to represent you. The exact nature of the process varies dependent on…

5 Ways to Stop Legal-Fee Madness

What's up with docs? Not as much as lawyers would have you believe. Advocate for a simpler approach and save yourself a lot of cash.

Law Firm Technology Guides Help Answer ‘Overwhelming’ Questions

Law firms and legal departments face a sometimes overwhelming abundance of options when it comes to selecting legal technologies and services. Orrick is the latest to try and help organizations with what the firm’s chief innovation officer calls “new-tool fatigue.”

What to Do When Closing Your Law Firm

You've hung your shingle. Now it's time to take it down. Whether you're retiring, moving across the country, joining another firm, or giving up on the law, you've decided to shutter your firm. But closing a law firm isn't...

What it Takes to Move a Law Firm, Part I

A law firm in DC and a law firm in Chicago face the challenges of moving into new buildings that will better serve their business, workplace, and brand.

10 Ways to Market a Law Firm That Doesn’t Cost a Fortune

Law firms can spend a lot of money trying to come up with effective ways to market a law firm, but you don’t have to. You also don’t have to be ex

How to Attract the Best Talent to Your Law Firm (Guide for Smaller Law Firms)?

Talent is one of the most valuable assets for any law firm, whether big or small. Law firms need to make themselves appealing if they want to attract the

How Your Law Firm Can Benefit from Having a Website

In recent years, law firms have revamped their digital marketing efforts, with most having at least a website. 87 percent of law firms in a 2020 survey by the American

What Can You Learn About A Law Firm From Glassdoor?

How Much Capital in Your Law Firm?

CPA Mike Baker says you can figure out a number that works best for your law firm by analyzing your working capital ratio and doing a little math.

How to Ask for Part-Time Work at Your Law Firm

It's not too late, but you probably should have asked about part-time work at your law firm a while ago. That's because most firms today have part-time policies, and it's one of those things you can know even before...