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: Stark County Law Library BlawgThe Lawyers' Video Studio
I recently happened upon an unusual and interesting blog I thought you should know about - The Lawyers' Video Studio, written by Gerry Oginski. His goal "is to educate you and explain why using video to market your legal services is the best tool you can possibly use to establish a bond with your online viewer. A video helps you generate trust and if done correctly, will cause your viewer to raise their hand to ask you for more information."
A sampling of his blog post includes:
A YouTube Blueprint for Success-Attorney Video Marketing Written on May 3, 2010
Video Marketing for Lawyers-Give It Away For Free Written on April 11, 2010
Lawyer Video Marketing- 20 Questions You MUST Ask When Choosing a Video Production Company Written on May 11, 2010
Check out his blog and consider making a video for your firm. Yellow Pages ads are sooo Stone Age technology!
Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on May 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
Media/Telecom
consumer rights involving print, radio, television, video, DVD, video games, and mobile telephones.
Kentucky lawyers
fraud case ends in mistrial.
Nintendo Control
Video game giant to pay $21 million settlement in patent lawsuit.
Video Technology
RealNetworks to pay $533,500 settlement in licensing lawsuit.
Video Taping Arrest
Harris County pays wrongfully arrested brothers $1.7 million civil rights settlement.
Financial Elder Abuse - Financial Exploitation, Elder Abuse Lawyers
Financial Elder Abuse alleging seniors are taken advantage of for their finances.

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