“Legal Marketing Trends. Is Your Firm Prepared?” I had the good fortune to be invited to present in Amsterdam at the annual global conference of the International Society of Primerus Law Firms. I spoke on the topic of “Legal Marketing Trends….
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The Litigation Counsel of America always has terrific CLE and educational programming. This week’s LCA conference in Charleston, SC was no exception, as the 130 attendees learned some valuable trial advocacy skills from Ric Gass, Mike Brennan, and David Turek from…
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The National Association of Legal Search Consultants (NALSC) is the premier group of recruiters and search consultants in the legal profession, both consultants and in-house professionals. We were particularly impressed by NALSC’s rigorous Code of Ethics, which every member must swear…
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The Litigation Counsel of America (LCA) is the nation’s leading association of outstanding trial lawyers. At the Spring national conference at The Resort at Pelican Hill in Newport Beach, California, the 150 attendees all had a terrific time. Congratulations to…
Read MoreHere are 11 speaker tips from frequent TED coach Gina Barnett (excerpted from TED blog): Start drinking water 15 minutes before you start talking. Psych yourself up, not out. Use your body’s nervous energy for good. Focus on your breath when…
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Speaking in Puerto Rico to Financial Services Lawyers from Meritas Law Firms Worldwide Ross Fishman spoke in beautiful San Juan, Puerto Rico to US and international lawyers from #MeritasLawFirms Worldwide’s Financial Services Group, regarding “How to Tell Your Story Online.”…
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Playing the Google Game – Marketing Yourself Online (CBA Webinar) February 4, 2015 12:00-12:45 p.m. What happens when someone Googles your name? Because before a client or prospect decides whether to hire you, they will Google you. And when they do, what do…
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What is the very FIRST thing you should do when entering a new hotel room? Clean and disinfect it. This post will show you how. If you’re reading this, you probably spend a lot of nights in hotel rooms. And…
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Tweeting During Presentations A few years ago, the sign of a bored audience was people playing with their phones under their desks, checking email on their Blackberrys. They think the speaker won’t notice if they hold the phones in their laps, although…
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Who ever heard of a conference without evaluations? I spoke recently at a conference where the organizers didn’t seek real audience feedback. For reasons that escape me, they didn’t ask the attendees to rate the speakers on a simple…
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