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Newsletter SignupWhen exploring different ways to improve a practice, work habits, whatever really, a common piece of advice is to look at the data.
But what does that mean? Which data points? What metrics matter?
Legal marketing experts Gyi Tsakalakis and Conrad Saam narrow the field for lawyers who are either hands-on marketers or working with teams and vendors.
Their latest Lunch Hour Legal Marketing episode covers the top 5 (really 10) metrics that matter most and least. Each counts down their top five, discussing the value/lack of value of each data point.
Lunch Hour Legal Marketing
Speaking of too much information… The Lawyerist podcast features Trivinia Barber, a business coach with tips on reigning in an out-of-control email inbox.
In addition to ruthlessly unsubscribing, Barber suggests various email management techniques, including filters to group and file messages.
With careful curating, it is possible to zero out your inbox.
Lawyerist Podcast
Jumping off a fascinating article by author and Atlantic writer Brendan Koerner, Legal Talk Today examines the botched 1974 kidnapping of U.S. diplomat James Patterson.
Host Laurence Colletti speaks with Koerner about the twisted tale involving the People’s Liberation Army of Mexico, government policies on ransom, a hijacking, and the ‘Hanoi Hilton.’
Legal Talk Today
If you’re good in a crisis, the growing practice area of crisis lawyer may be a good fit.
Modern Law Library host Lee Rawles explores the book, “Crisis Lawyering: Effective Legal Advocacy in Emergency Situations.”
Authors Ray Brescia and Eric K. Stern share their experiences and explore the ethical issues legal professionals face when advising clients amid a crisis.
ABA Journal: Modern Law Library
Are you good in a crisis? There may be a growing practice area for you
On Thinking Like a Lawyer, hosts Kathryn Rubino and Joe Patrice revisit a recent debate over the validity of using racial epithets in class; an issue in need of revisiting in a Philadelphia district attorney race; and the validity of the latest benchslap involving Judge Lynn Hughes. Spoiler: Patrice agrees with Hughes.
Above the Law - Thinking Like a Lawyer
Law School Professor Just Won’t Stop Begging To Use Racial Slurs
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