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"Pieces of Me"

This post was written by Jordan Furlong: "There's now textual and videographic evidence that I've been kind of busy the last few weeks. If you're interested, here are some links to assorted content I've been producing or helping produce elsewhere than Law21:

1. Two blog posts in the last month at Stem Legal's Law Firm Web Strategy blog have focused on social media in the law firm enterprise context. Here's what I had to say about Facebook for law firms and Twitter for law firms.

2. Also at Stem Legal is an announcement about our new Media Strategy Service, under which I'll be providing communications, media and social media consulting to law firms and legal organizations.

3. Over at The Lawyers Weekly, my new column -- a primer on legal process outsourcing and what its impact on the legal services marketplace will look like -- has now been posted.

4. Christopher Hill at Construction Law Musings kindly invited me to provide a guest post on how to be an effective construction law client, but it applies to clients in any area of law practice.

5. Shortly after addressing the ABA's Bar Leadership Institute in Chicago last month, I recorded a series of very short interviews with ABA Now, in which I talked about new mentoring approaches, the evolution of preventive law, and the importance of relationships for bar associations.

6. Before my presentation to a symposium at Georgetown Law School last week on the future of law practice, I recorded a brief interview with Greg Bufithis at MyLegal.com that talked about some of the changes now underway in the legal services marketplace."

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Source: Law21ca, 12 April 2010. © 2008 Jordan Furlong, reproduced with permission of the author

Full post as published by Stark County Law Library Blawg on April 15, 2010 (boomark / email).