Jerry Lawson’s presentation at ABA Techshow 2020 explained how law firms can use pillar posts to improve their law firm’s Authority Scores, thus raising their SEO. The handout is available in PDF format.
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Dennis Kennedy’s new book, Successful Innovation Outcomes in Law, demonstrates that he does not merely preach innovation, he practices it. Rather than go with a conventional book publisher, Kennedy self-published the book, working through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (includes option for on-demand paperback publishing as well as eBook).
I used to think of “vanity
No doubt, allowing lawyers and other contributors to law firm knowledge management databases via intranets and other techniques to “brand” their contributions by having their names attached is a powerful motivation technique. However, there are times when its complete opposite, anonymity, has greater power.
Some of your best lawyers may have great material, but be
Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers, 2nd Edition (ABA Publishing, 2020) by Carole A. Levitt and Judy K. Davis. 352 pages.
By Jerry Lawson
Is it time to cut your legal research expenses? New alternatives make this an intriguing possibility, especially for small to medium-size firms. The newest version of “Internet Legal Research on a Budget: Free and Low-Cost Resources for Lawyers” is the single best resource I know for lawyers interested in exploring this option.
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My high school math teacher, Freida Riley, influenced me more than any other mentor. I acknowledge my debt to her in the preface to my new book about knowledge management for lawyers (June 2012 projected publication date). The preface uses things Freida Riley taught
This website is the hub for Jerry Lawson‘s legal tech consulting activities, including:
eLawyering is having a moment. Several factors, including the success of Jack Newton’s book The Client-Centered Law Firm, are drawing new attention to the idea of using the Internet to create and service new pools of clients for lawyers. In a recent Twitter thread Caitlin Moon and Dennis Kennedy expressed disappointment with the results