By Sharon Berman
Legal marketing recently has begun to come into its own as a recognized necessity for law firms and lawyers. Marketing no longer is the four-letter word it once was, equated with selling used cars. And even among conservative lawyers, a reaction of disbelief to the idea of marketing is more o...
Legal marketing recently has begun to come into its own as a recognized necessity for law firms and lawyers. Marketing no longer is the four-letter word it once was, equated with selling used cars. And even among conservative lawyers, a reaction of disbelief to the idea of marketing is more o...
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