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Law firms and social networking : One hot topic

By Kevin OKeefe

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There's little question that social networking is one hot topic among lawyers and law firms. I'm told my presentations on social networking and law firm business development before Legal Marketing Association events in Boston, Seattle, and Portland have been among their most widely attended events. Presentations for this fall on social networking before LMA chapters in Cleveland and a few other cities are in the works. Yesterday, LexBlog covered social networking as part of its monthly webinar series on the best blogging practices and the response was overwhelming. Lots of positive emails coming Rob's, Stacey's and my way as well as plenty of 'tweets' on Twitter about the presentation. Based on demand, we're going to do an encore webinar presentation in the next week or two...continue to full post

Full post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on August 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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