Legal Writing

Why Solo Attorneys Need Web Sites

The Wisconsin Law Journal has an interesting article (?Legal blog start-up soars to prominence?) that puts the spotlight on two attorneys: Aaron Street, publisher of Lawyerist Media LLC, and Samuel Glover, Editor-in-Chief of the popular legal blog lawyerist.com ? a survival guide for lawyers.

The article describes how Lawyerist went from a one-man operation to one that now has a publisher, an editor-in-chief, and eight regular contributors: attorneys experienced in the management and marketing of small firms.

Here’s some good advice (?Marketing Malpractice Means Not Having a Website?) from Roy Ginsburg, “one of the most experienced attorney coaches in the country,” and a regular contributor to Lawerist:

If you’re a solo attorney and you don’t have a Web site, get one.

Why? Well, read Ginsburg’s article and see.

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Full post as published by Set in Style on September 24, 2009 (boomark / email).