Communication Law Articles
Articles written by attorneys and experts worldwide discussing legal aspects related to Communication including: advertising, marketing law and media.
Transborder Dataflows and Jurisdictional Issues in the Cloud - Australia
May 2, 2012 By Nicholls Legal
Transborder data flows are a significant concern for those interested and involved in cyber-security and information privacy. The issue is given particular focus in the context of cloud computing. A key new source of risk for users on cloud computing services is that associated with the storage of data and the execution of transactions in foreign jurisdictions. This whitepaper examines government and industry responses to cross-border data flows in the context of cloud computing.
Data Security in the Cloud: Issues in Cloud Law - Australia
May 2, 2012 By Nicholls Legal
Inadequate data security leaves businesses open to significant damage and embarrassment. Whilst data security is a key concern for any business when it considers the use of its IT resources, businesses that operate within, or are seeking to operate within, the cloud need to be particularly attuned to the increased risks and dilemmas that cloud computing poses for their data security. - Data Security in the Cloud - A Whitepaper by Nicholls Legal
Privacy and the Cloud: Issues in Cloud Law - Australia
May 2, 2012 By Nicholls Legal
The adequate protection of the privacy of personal and sensitive data has proved to be one of the key concerns that has emerged in the area of cloud computing. Adequate protection of privacy intersects with many other issues affecting cloud computing, including data security, jurisdictional concerns and contractual issues. Cloud Computing and Privacy - A Whitepaper by Nicholls Legal
Watch Your Name: Protecting Your Brand in the UK
April 28, 2012 By Halliday Campbell WS
The UK's Company Names Tribunal deals with objections by brand holders to the bad faith or opportunistic registration of company names. Consideration of the emerging body of CNT decisions highlights the importance to brand protection of a combination of a company name watch service and a readiness to deal with any abusive registration by a speedy, and appropriate, application for an order.
New Hampshire Rule of Evidence 504: The Marital Privilege
April 13, 2012 By Mulvey Professional Association
New Hampshire has long since recognized the privileged nature of communications between husbands and wives. However, with the widespread use of electronic communications, it has become unclear whether such communications remain within the realm of “marital confidences”.
Accused of Phishing, Hacking or Identity Theft? Why You Need a Kansas City Internet Fraud Attorney
March 27, 2012 By The Sandage Law Firm, P.C.
With the explosive and continued growth of the internet, it is no surprise that more and more crimes are committed such as phishing, computer hacking, identity theft, fraudulent transactions and other illegal activity. If you have been accused of such an offense, it is critical that you speak with a capable Kansas City internet fraud attorney right away. Without effective legal counsel, your reputation, career and future are at stake.
Creating World Certainty Via Petroleum Price Stability
March 26, 2012 By Lehrer Financial and Economic Advisory Services
The certainty created by a set price for petroleum should tend to create stability in many other sectors of the economy. Certainty in petroleum pricing should lead to certainty in the industrial sector and to a degree of certainty in the world’s financial sectors, namely less volatility for interest rates and other debt instruments. A higher level of certainty in the financial markets and the petrochemical markets should foster an arena for world growth and stability.
Why Fileshares are Illegal
March 15, 2012 By Cai & Lenard
In the light of the closure of the largest file storage systems in Ukraine (Infostore.org, Eх.uа, Upload.com.ua) the joint research of the Investment and Trade Foundation (ITF) and Cai & Lenard Law Firm on the protection of intellectual property in the Internet becomes actual.
How Social Media Can Hurt Your Dinuba Personal Injury Claim
March 9, 2012 By Estey & Bomberger, LLP
For millions of Americans, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social media websites have become an integral part of our daily lives. As an outlet to share events, photos, and thoughts with friends and family, many of us post content without taking any (or very little) consideration to the possible ramifications our actions may have later down the road.
Water Rights - What Are They?
March 8, 2012 By Dr. William M. Turner
In most states, one cannot divert and use either surface water or ground water without the legal permission to do so. The legal authority to divert and capture water is called a water right. Within the United States it is generally necessary to have the legal right to divert and capture either surface or ground water. The legal right to divert and capture water is called a water right.
The Use of Social Media in the Court Room
March 8, 2012 By Hecht Kleeger Pintel & Damashek
Social media is an important aspect of our society. In many ways it has brought the world to our fingertips. Among the many uses for it, it has found its place in legal matters, providing evidence in some cases through the profile pages and updated statuses of those that are in the midst of a trial. The advancement of social media has made many changes to the time.
Cyber-Squatting: No Man’s Land?
March 6, 2012 By Zammit & Associates
Internet has opened up new routes for unethical, abusive and opportunistic behaviour. One such form of behaviour is the practice of “cybersquatting”, which can be generally defined as the malicious registration of and dealing in domain names having third party goodwill rights or interests with a view to extorting a profit therefrom.
Do Digital Billboards Distract Drivers?
March 1, 2012 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
Despite an effort in 2009 to impose a two-year ban on the construction of new digital billboards in Orange County, Los Angeles, and throughout California, there is currently no state law prohibiting these billboards from appearing up and down the sides of highways. Extensive controversy exists surrounding the potential for digital billboards to distract drivers and cause car accidents.
Media Law: Know Your Rights
March 1, 2012 By Law Offices of R. Tamara de Silva
It is the job of the entertainment industry to provide the general public with a source of entertainment. Unfortunately, the methods employed to do so are not always received well, and sometimes entertainers and media moguls can be sued for the risks they take when providing entertainment to viewers and listeners throughout the U.S.
Intellectual Property Theft: Is SOPA the Solution?
February 28, 2012 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
The Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, is a United States bill introduced in October of 2011 in order to help combat the online theft of intellectual property and its injurious consequences, both for large companies and for artists personally. While supported by movie studios in California, the Act became the focus of widespread criticism and an online protest. A lawyer explains the Act, its controversy, and examines whether it could serve as a solution to the problem of online piracy.
Product Misrepresentation: How California Law Protects Consumers
February 28, 2012 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
A Southern California woman recently made headlines after she personally sued Honda in small claims court when her car failed to live up to promise mileage standards, resulting in financially injurious consequences for her. The woman, Heather Peters, was awarded $9,867 from the small claims court judge and is encouraging others to follow her lead in making claims against Honda. A lawyer examines her case and explains the laws protecting consumers from product misrepresentation.
What is a Ponzi Scheme? Your New Jersey Tax Lawyer Explains
February 17, 2012 By Thorn Law Group
You’ve probably heard a lot about Ponzi schemes recently in the news — about people becoming unimaginably wealthy through fraud, only to watch their empires, built on dishonesty, collapse about them — but how many people who are not NJ tax attorneys truly understand what a Ponzi scheme is and how it works? Grasp the fundamentals of a Ponzi scheme, and you too can keep yourself from being victimized by perpetuators of this white collar crime.
Do's and Don'ts on How to Use Google for Legal Work
February 16, 2012 By Law Offices of Donald W. Hudspeth, PC
Unfortunately, about two out of three new clients come to our firm because they have a problem with their signed contract or legal documentation. Too late, they have received the previously unconsidered information that their contract does not have a jurisdictional provision (so they are being sued in Idaho); or their contract doesn’t allow for....
Revisiting the Supreme Court’s Decision in eBay: The Naked Truth?
February 7, 2012 By McDole, Kennedy & Williams, PC
A copyright infringement battle that has been ongoing for over a decade may soon find itself at the steps of 1 First Street NE. On December 6, 2011, a petition of certiorari was filed in the case of Perfect 10, Inc. v. Google, Inc. (11-704).
SOPA Analysis: Why One Bill Threatened the Entire Internet
February 3, 2012 By Sanchelima & Associates, P.A.
The reason that SOPA garnered so much attention was largely due to vague language that seemed to provide the government with a very wide scope of power to shut down websites and block access. While the possibility of restrictions may have looked like censorship to a public used to a laissez-faire approach to internet access, the main targets of SOPA were primarily foreign websites that hosted libraries of pirated content.
Do Client List Protections Extend to Social Networks?
January 30, 2012 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
More and more companies today are involved in social media marketing and have built up followers on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and other social networking sites. A recent California case against a writer who took his company’s Twitter following when he left and used the account for personal networking may have a significant impact on whether social media contacts are protected against the injurious consequences of employee theft, as is the case with client lists, explains a lawyer.
A Severe Blow to Anti-Piracy Bill in US Congress
January 20, 2012 By Zammit & Associates
Following a seemingly worldwide internet protest on the 18th of January 2012, support for the controversial ‘Stop Online Piracy Act’ (SOPA) and ‘Protect Intellectual Property Act’ (PIPA) stalled abruptly as eight members of Congress withdrew their support for the bills.
Where Did My Wikipedia Go? Just the Facts on SOPA and PIPA
January 19, 2012 By Jaburg Wilk
Here are the facts on SOPA and PIPA and why Wikipedia went black on January 18th, 2012. The arguments for and against SOPA/PIPA are discussed as well as what the effect could be on you, your website and your ultimately your business. By: Maria Crimi Speth and Ashley A. Marton
Social Media Can Hurt Your Injury Claim
January 19, 2012 By L. Ty Wilson, P.C.
These days, social media is everywhere. Most people have some sort of social media account, whether it's Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, YouTube, or MySpace. Many people don't realize it, but the social media sites they use every day can hurt a pending personal injury claim. The fact is, insurance adjusters or defense attorneys will use anything they can to deny or discredit a claim. You might not think an adjuster will find his or her way onto your Facebook page, but it happens all the time..
Defamation: How Medium Influences Protections for Authors in California
January 13, 2012 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
With the democratization of public access to conveying and receiving information that has accompanied the Internet, questions have arisen as to which authors should receive protections from the consequences of defamation claims, explains a lawyer. While legal decisions in Oregon have indicated that only journalists are protected, California courts have focused on the immediacy of the news dissemination, ruling that the authors of news websites, often referred to as bloggers, are also protected.
Forensic Science of Marijuana and Rule 702
January 13, 2012 By 3rd Degree Investigations, Inc.
The beginning and end of the Chemical Defense Revolution: How far can we stretch the Daubert decision? “Wacky Weed” v. Daubert
The Hot Topics of Pharm Industry in Ukraine
December 22, 2011 By Legal Alliance
After almost half a year of ‘corruption lawlessness’, on 7 April 2011, the Law of Ukraine On principles of prevention and countering of corruption in Ukraine, N 3206-VI and the Law of Ukraine On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine concerning responsibility for corruption, N 3207-VI (hereinafter referred to as the “Anti-Corruption Laws”) were finally adopted. Both legislative acts entered into force on 1 July 2011.
Medicinal Products Advertising is Considerably Changing
December 22, 2011 By Legal Alliance
12/20/2011 Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the Law “On the Amendments to Certain Healthcare Legislation” (regarding strengthening control over the turnover of medicinal products, food products for special dietary consumption, functional food products and dietary additives), more commonly known under the number 7007.
The Internet is About to Change – Are You Ready for New gTLDs?
December 20, 2011 By Jaburg Wilk
Generic top level domains known as “gTLDs” are about to change. If you are thinking that this may be interesting but has no effect on you or your business, think again. Brand owners have several options for protecting their trademarks in this new unlimited gTLD system. By: Maria Crimi Speth
Is TV Right for Your Personal Injury Practice?
December 20, 2011 By A.L.T. Legal Professionals Marketing Group
Personal injury law attorneys often ask us how much it would cost for them to advertise on TV. They, like the rest of us, are witness to the scores of commercials that inundate the airwaves touting scores of firms’ commitment to “fight for you” at virtually no risk to the client (i.e., “We get paid only if you do.”) Many of these firms are known for doing quite well. Hence, it is only reasonable that competitors express interest in duplicating their efforts.
Business Environment in the Republic of Belarus: Review of Tobacco Industry
December 1, 2011 By Glimstedt Law Firm
Law Firm Glimstedt presents the overview of tobacco industry in Belarus. The article covers the following matters: current business trends and opportunities, restrictions and advertisement, prices and taxations, production and import requirements.
TLD’s A Great Opportunity for Law Firms and Small Business
November 16, 2011 By Online Video Concepts, LLC
More than 80 business associations and companies requested U.S. Department of Commerce Secretary John Bryson, to act immediately to urge the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to postpone a new generic top-level domain (gTLD) expansion.
The Corporate Filing Scam, plus a Few More Good Ones
November 8, 2011 By Matt Dickstein - Business Attorney
If you have a California corporation, you’ve seen this scam. By way of background, all corporations must file with the California Secretary of State an “Annual Statement of Information.” The form asks for basic information about the corporation such as the names and addresses of the directors and officers, and the filing fee usually is $25.
Debt Relief Websites: Are they Honest?
October 24, 2011 By Kelly / Warner, PLLC
Debt Relief Websites are they trouble? Make sure you review the terms and conditions of any site before agreeing.
Best Practices for Your Marketing
October 19, 2011 By Eversheds
Know your customers’ rights, and protect your business…
Cyber Stalking, Cyber Harassment and Cyber Bullying Laws
October 4, 2011 By Law Offices of Salar Atrizadeh
In light of the circumstances, numerous states have enacted "cyber stalking" or cyber harassment" laws or currently possess laws that specifically include electronic forms of communication within more traditional stalking or harassment laws. In addition, many states have enacted "cyber bullying" laws in reaction to issues related to protecting minors from online bullying or harassment.
Retraction Demands Related to 3rd Party Content
October 4, 2011 By Law Offices of Salar Atrizadeh
Defamation and Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.
Online Data: The New Oil
September 24, 2011 By Kelly / Warner, PLLC
The author explains behavior marketing and its possible ramifications on people.
Internet Marketing Law - FTC and Advertising Rules
September 17, 2011 By Kelly / Warner, PLLC
Marketing and Advertising on the Internet is subject to the same laws as any other medium. Sometimes people do not follow those rules, and the FTC or State AG is involved.
Announcing Angela Kwan Law Offices New Website
September 17, 2011 By Angela Kwan Law Offices
The Angela Kwan Law Offices is pleased to announce the launch of their new website at http://www.angelakwanlaw.com/.
How to Market the Personal Injury Practice… Without Spending a Gazillion Dollars in Advertising
September 16, 2011 By A.L.T. Legal Professionals Marketing Group
If you are a personal injury attorney and the leader when it comes to advertising spending in your market, this article is not for you. If however, you are a personal injury attorney who cannot afford to “outshout” the competition on television radio, or in print, fear not. There are a number of tactics the smaller PI firm or attorney can do to ensure their voice is heard. And they involve four very different though interrelated activities.
ICANN Approves Expansion of Top-Level Domain Names
September 5, 2011 By Michaud-Kinney Group LLP
One of the biggest changes to the internet is just around the corner. The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ("ICANN"), who is responsible for managing the internet's domain name system, has just come one step closer to expanding the number of generic Top-Level Domains ("gTLDs") available for use. On June 20, 2011, ICANN voted to approve the "gTLD Applicant Guidebook."
Reporting and Policing Internet Crimes in China
August 21, 2011 By MMLC Group
Internet-related crimes are covered by a number of regulations in China and are becoming increasingly important as e-commerce develops in China. This article looks at the Chinese regulatory authorities that are in charge of investigating Internet-related crimes.
The Impact of Constitutional Protections on E-Discovery
August 11, 2011 By Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, Inc.
The technological advances that have accompanied the digital age have presented lawyers in California and elsewhere with new challenges when conducting discovery for civil cases involving personal injury and wrongful death, as well as criminal ones. This article explores how constitutional protections have further complicated the process.
Exceptional Law Firm Internet Marketing Results in Increased Visibility and Further Reach
June 29, 2011 By Dataflurry Law Firm Internet Marketing
Effective law firm Internet marketing is essential when your desire is to stand apart from the competitors in your market. Today, more and more people are searching online for their needs, rather than the yellow pages in the phone book. Is your law firm there, front and center for anyone in need of your services?
As Social Media Increases in Popularly, Defamation Rises - Why You May Need a Lawyer
June 29, 2011 By The O'Connor Law Firm
The popularity of social media steadily increases, and the number of users continues to skyrocket. Defamation is a problem that is growing, especially for those in business. People can be vicious, making claims or saying things that are malicious and untrue. Is your reputation or business at risk? You may need a social media defamation attorney to represent you.
Protecting Your Trademark
June 24, 2011 By Francis G. Pennarola
A trademark's viability depends on continued use and vigilance. When it comes to trademarks, the law has a "use it or lose it" philosophy, which makes sense in light of a trademark's role as an identifier of the source of goods and services. If there are no goods and services that are being promoted through use of the trademark, it no longer functions as one. A subsequent user can file to cancel a dormant federally registered mark, or can defend an infringement action based on abandonment.
How to Transfer Website According to Belarusian Legislation?
June 7, 2011 By Glimstedt Law Firm
In the course of business activity companies often face the necessity of transfer of Internet websites. The difficulty of this transfer is that a website in the Republic of Belarus is not considered as an object of intellectual property in contrast to Russian Federation. However, other objects of intellectual property can be used on a website (for example, website design, data base, trademarks and others).
Liability of Internet Service Providers and Website Hosts for Defamation
June 2, 2011 By Angela Wang & Co
Whilst the author of a defamatory message published on the internet can be held liable for defamation, so can internet service providers (ISPs) and other intermediaries such as the provider, administrator and manager of a website on the internet.
Information about Pharmaceutical Products in Drugstores, an Advertisement?
April 19, 2011 By Legal Alliance
In accordance with the paragraph 1 article 15 of the Law of Ukraine “On Consumer Rights Protection”, a consumer has the right to receive necessary, accessible, accurate and timely information about the products that provides him with an opportunity of conscious and competent selection of such product. The consumer shall be provided with such information prior to purchasing the product or ordering the works (services). The information about the product is not considered as advertising.
Brands as Google Advertising Keywords
April 18, 2011 By Robert Samuel Fleming Law Corp.
Anyone who is familiar with the internet knows that when you do a search you get some results that are advertising.
Distribution of Printed Drug Promo Materials among Doctors: Requirements and Limitations - Ukraine
April 14, 2011 By Legal Alliance
Advertising is information about the entity or goods distributed in any form and in any manner in order to form or maintain knowledge of consumers of advertising and their interest with respect to such entity or goods[1].
Pharmaceutical Trade Names: Sponsorship on TV - Ukraine
April 5, 2011 By Legal Alliance
TV commercials are the best way to promote mass-consumption products, including pharmaceutical products. The main advantage of TV commercials is their broad coverage, as television is considered to be the most widespread mass media. At the same time, TV commercials provide ample opportunities for targeting.
Changes in Utah’s Film Production Rebate, Tax Credit, and Other Incentives
April 4, 2011 By Pia Anderson Dorius Reynard & Moss
Nationwide, tax incentives for films typically take on one of three characteristics: (1) tax rebates, (2) tax credits, or (3) a hybrid of rebates and credits. Utah incorporates some form of each popular tax incentive available. Utah offers a hybrid of tax rebates and credits for qualifying productions. The state currently offers productions 20% maximum on dollars spent in Utah, which they term “dollars left in the state.” The new bill will increase this amount to 25%.
Online Legal Publishing
March 29, 2011 By AttorneySync
Publishing your professional legal work online has significant benefits in terms of building your professional reputation. It is also a critical component to search engine marketing.
Law Firm Web Design Mistakes to Avoid
March 24, 2011 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
In this article we will examine common mistakes made when designing websites for attorneys.
Best Short-Term Marketing Tactic for Gaining Family Law Clients
March 24, 2011 By A.L.T. Legal Professionals Marketing Group
Over the years, we have seen, that the most successful marketing tool for generating new family law clients over the short-term, has without question, been the seminar.
An Introduction to Turkish Electronic Evidence in Civil Proceedings
March 15, 2011 By Guvener&Can Law Firm
Many laws and regulations concerning the Internet have recently entered into force in Turkey. But there is still no uniform legislation for digital evidence and the discovery of documents in digital format.
Food Law Know-how - Part 2: Package Your Product - South Africa
March 15, 2011 By Eversheds
In the first part of this series we discussed the legislation as it applies to labeling and advertising. In Part 2 we are looking at things to consider when packaging products in South Africa.
Food Law Know-how - Part 1: Labeling and Advertising - South Africa
March 15, 2011 By Eversheds
In this two part series we will examine the legislation that regulates the manufacture and supply of foodstuffs as well as product registration, labeling, composition of foodstuffs and the restrictions on certain nutrients in foodstuffs in South Africa.
Law Firm Website Apps – Mobile Apps
February 25, 2011 By Web Perseverance, Inc.
In today’s digital world, a mobile device just might be an attorney’s best friend. No matter where you are, you can read email, speak with a client, check with your office or use the recording function to create a voice memo of a judge’s instructions. And that’s not all!
How to Manage Your Law Firm and Lawyer Online Reputation Management
February 7, 2011 By Web Perseverance, Inc.
Need help with online reputation management? What’s Your Internet Image?
Attorney Internet Merchant Accounts, Credit Card Processing
February 7, 2011 By Web Perseverance, Inc.
Moving Away from “Business as Usual”
Internet Marketing: Stay In Tune with the Times
February 7, 2011 By Web Perseverance, Inc.
The problem with many websites today is that they were thrown into cyberspace like a fishing line in the ocean, hoping to hook customers on the line.
#1 Way to Get More Business in 2011
January 1, 2011 By Legal Expert Connections, Inc.
Marketing to your current clients is the absolute best way to generate profitable new revenue quickly. Your clients already know and trust you, so it is easy for them to say “yes” to more services. This article outlines five legal marketing campaigns that will help you with connect with current and past clients now.
Law Firm Internet Marketing: How to Enhance Your Campaigns
December 30, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
In this article, we take time to examine several methods to improve your Law Firm's Internet Marketing Campaign.
Law Firm Internet Marketing 101
December 30, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
In this article we discuss the basics of Law Firm Marketing.
Law Firm Internet Marketing: Strategies that Work
December 30, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
Internet marketing strategies that are effective for law firms begin with an effort to get a website ranked in the top results of major search engines. Search engine optimization, or SEO as it is known by its acronym, proves to be the means of boosting the ranking of a website with major search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo. Thousands of individuals every month are out there trying to find their future attorney by locating them on the Internet.
Local Internet Marketing for Lawyers
December 29, 2010 By AttorneySync
If you operate a local law firm, there are some unique Internet marketing techniques with which you should be familiar. Since Google's Place Search update in October, getting found locally takes a combination of classic search engine optimization techniques combined local search marketing strategies.
Testimonials, Reviews, & Ratings as They Relate to Your Law Firm Online
December 29, 2010 By AttorneySync
As Google continues to become more social and local, testimonials, reviews, and ratings of your law firm online become increasingly important to maximizing your local search visibility.
Launching a New Website for Your Law Firm
December 13, 2010 By Sequoia Legal Marketing
Whether you are working with a local web designer or a big design firm, there are a few things you should require from your web design team. The following basic guidelines for professional attorney websites will help guide you through the process of working with a web designer successfully.
Facebook for Lawyers
November 22, 2010 By The Attorneys ATM
Setting up a Facebook Business Page for your Law Firm can be an absolute pain in the neck. Here's a easy, step-by-step guide to Facebook for Lawyers.
The Impact of Google Place Search Update on Your Law Firm Internet Marketing
November 8, 2010 By AttorneySync
Have you recently noticed that your search engine positions in Google have significantly changed? This is most likely to Google's recent Place Search update. For some law firms, the update may provide you top positions for search phrases that you previously weren't even first page. On the other hand, you may have also lost visibility for local search phrases for which you were previously number one.
Search Engine Marketing for Attorneys
November 5, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
In this article we examine the potential of search engine marketing for legal professionals.
Lawyer Web Design: How to Build Your Legal Website
November 5, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
This article examines some key elements of an effective attorney website.
The Importance of Effective Law Firm Marketing
November 5, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
This article looks at the importance of effectively marketing your law firm online in an age where consumers have shifted to using online search to find solutions to their legal problems.
Internet Marketing Strategies for Your Law Firm
November 5, 2010 By Gulf Media Solutions - Attorney Internet Marketing
This article examines some key elements of using internet marketing to gain more clients for your law firm by dominating the search engines.
10 Things Every Internet Marketer Should Know
October 13, 2010 By Kelly / Warner, PLLC
The author describes the 10 things you should know to market in Internet.
FTC and Online Advertising/Marketing
October 13, 2010 By Kelly / Warner, PLLC
Internet law is a relatively new field of legal practice: state and federal courts and agencies are creating it on an ad hoc basis, attempting to fit the highly specialized disputes that arise from website development, service provider liability, copyright/trademarks, and the professional scope of online businesses and affiliate marketers into preexisting legal frameworks.
First Impressions: Your Professional Appearance
September 30, 2010 By Erickson Marketing, Inc.
We recommend that our law firm clients ensure that their high standards of professionalism and excellence are reflected not just in the caliber of legal services, but also in their public images and reputations.
Marketing Insights for Associates: Owning Your Career
September 30, 2010 By Erickson Marketing, Inc.
Whether you are a first-year associate or on the cusp of making partner, marketing does matter. To be a successful lawyer, you must keep one faithful eye on clients and the other on your future.
Fourth Quarter Marketing: Refocus and Get Serious
September 30, 2010 By Erickson Marketing, Inc.
The year is quickly slipping by and you didn't devote the time to client relations and marketing that you had intended. Don't give up! It's not too late to make a difference this year and to start the new year off on the right track!
Are You Prepared for Legal Marketing Success?
September 15, 2010 By Cole Silver, Esq.-Expert Witness
What are the keys to getting and keeping new clients?
3 Legal Marketing Steps to Building a Profitable Law Practice
September 14, 2010 By Cole Silver, Esq.-Expert Witness
Three Keys for Successful Legal Marketing.
Legal Marketing - Why Don't Law Schools Teach Relationship-Building?
August 11, 2010 By Cole Silver, Esq.-Expert Witness
Getting a legal job is very similiar to getting new clients...the same skill sets are required.
BC's Real Estate Development Marketing Act - What's New? - Canada
May 20, 2010 By Harper Grey LLP
A brief explanation of British Columbia's consumer protection legislation for pre-sale purchasers of condominiums, and comment on how the courts have recently enforced the legislation in disputes between developers and purchasers.
3 Local Law Firm SEO Ideas
May 20, 2010 By AttorneySync
Performing local law firm SEO is a great way to attract clients from a variety of local outlets online.
Attorney Blog Marketing Guide
May 11, 2010 By HG.org
There are many advantages to having a personalized blog, but the most important one is that it creates an avenue for fresh content and establishes a personal touch by the attorney.
How to Monitor your Website Traffic
May 10, 2010 By HG.org
Web traffic monitoring should be your top priority. You have to determine the incoming traffic on your website. Once you understand your user habits, you can definitely increase your market profits.
5 Ways To Jump Start Your Legal Blog Posts
April 22, 2010 By AttorneySync
While writing effective legal blog posts can be challenging, following some simple guidelines can make the process flow more smoothly.
5 Suggestions For Writing Legal Blog Post Titles
April 21, 2010 By AttorneySync
These quick tips will help encourage visitors to your website to actually read your articles.
Using The Search Engines For Marketing Your Law Firm
April 21, 2010 By AttorneySync
Understanding some basics about how search engine marketing works, will help you maximize your law firm search marketing efforts.
Setting Up A Professional Law Firm Website With Wordpress
April 21, 2010 By AttorneySync
Setting up a new website for your law firm does not have to be complicated or expensive. Use these quick tips to get started with a professional law firm website and blog.
Amendments to the Spanish Unfair Competiton Act and its Influence on other Spanish Legislation - Spain
March 24, 2010 By Mariscal & Associates
Act No. 29/2009 of 30 December modifies the Spanish legal system of unfair competition and advertising to enhance consumer and user protection.
Simple But Effective Solutions To Market Law Firm Websites
February 1, 2010 By HG.org
Every lawyer can make use of the free and low cost tools available online to gain visibility on the Internet. These tools range from listing your firm in local search engines to specialized Internet directories. Some of the newer options for self promotion include social media tools such as using a profile or a tweet to market your law firm. It can all be very confusing and yet rewarding when done correctly.
HG.org Premium Listing Now Supporting Video
November 3, 2009 By HG.org
HG.org, a leading United States and international online attorney and law firm directory, continues to build on its success by supporting attorney videos.
HG.org Goes Mobile With m.hg.org
October 19, 2009 By HG.org
HG.org, a leading online attorney and law firm directory, has joined the mobile movement. With the release of m.hg.org, consumers have access to a comprehensive listing of law firms and attorneys, legal jobs, articles and events from their iphone, blackberry, android phone or other web enabled phone!
The Entertainment Industry — Points to Consider When Evaluating a Case
October 8, 2009 By Kathryn Arnold
Of the thousands of screenplays written every year, only 450 to 500 of these are "lucky" enough to be made into motion pictures. Of those produced, less than half are released in theatres and of those remaining, only a portion are released directly to DVD.
Vision, Mission & Values - Do We Need All 3?
September 29, 2009 By Ferris Consulting
The terms vision, mission and values have become over used words and often are confused with old fashion strategic planning retreats where hours and even days are spent word smithing a mission statement that is never looked at again. Many times the words are interchanged causing more confusion over the value for creating a mission, vision and value statement.
Is Law Firm SEM and Search Engine Optimization Necessary For Your Company?
August 20, 2009 By Dataflurry Law Firm Internet Marketing
If you have a law firm that could use more targeted traffic and better rankings, a reputable SEM and search engine optimization company is something you definitely need to investigate. Firms that you find listed on page one and two for your chosen keywords and phrases certainly do not end up there by accident!

