To Zoom or Not To Zoom: When Clients Want (and Don’t Want) to Videoconference
From 2018 to 2021, the percentage of clients who want to work with a lawyer remotely grew considerably, from 23 percent to 79 percent. However,
From 2018 to 2021, the percentage of clients who want to work with a lawyer remotely grew considerably, from 23 percent to 79 percent. However,
A vast majority of small law firms – 88 percent – describe themselves as successful or very successful, according to Thomson Reuters’ new State of
It may be tempting to take a do-it-yourself approach to law firm marketing, but hidden costs abound that can cost you significantly in time, money
Are rainmakers born or made? As law firms certainly would like to manufacture more partners of the business-generating variety, there has been significant study on
Move over, Halloween and Thanksgiving: It’s law firm budget season. Although budgeting is never a particularly fun exercise, creating the 2022 law firm marketing budget
Attorney experience: It’s the No. 1 selection factor for prospective clients, beating out firm brand, pricing and more. Indeed, clients want attorneys who can solve
The Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals (AMCP) recently selected Firesign Legal Marketing as an award recipient in its dotCOMM Awards 2020 competition. Firesign was
Firesign exists to bring warmth and light to legal marketing. This month, with agencies across the country, we are shining a light on the underrepresentation
Missouri Lawyers Media recently announced that Firesign was voted a top winner in three categories for its 2020 Reader Ranking Awards. For the second year in
Firesign joined several stalwarts of the Kansas City legal community to sponsor a Feb. 21 screening of “Just Mercy,” a special event to raise awareness
Firesign Enlightened Legal Marketing is proud to announce national certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise by the Women’s Business Development Center-Midwest, a regional certifying partner
Forbes has published an article by Firesign’s CEO, Katherine Hollar Barnard, on how law firms can safeguard their businesses before a potential economic slump. The