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At a recent Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference panel in New Orleans, one line stood out: “Don’t write about the law. Write about the people it serves.”
It may seem like a simple idea. But it’s one that highlights a persistent disconnect between what law firms produce and what clients value when it comes

This article was originally published by Law360 on February 23, 2026.
Attorneys are often aware that they need to “do marketing” to build relationships and a solid book of business.
But who has the time? Associates and junior partners often need to keep their heads down and stay focused on the work. They may hear

As an attorney, you’re doing everything right. You’re helping your clients navigate difficult situations, whether at the negotiating table or in the courtroom. Your work is impeccable, getting compliments from judges and GCs. Your partners trust you, and you’re getting referrals.
But you aren’t quite getting the attention that you deserve. You want to elevate

Email marketing continues to evolve, blending timeless strategies with cutting-edge digital innovations. As time goes on, the most successful marketers are those who are finding new ways to build stronger connections, deliver more personalized experiences, and stand out in increasingly crowded inboxes. Here are six email marketing ideas to keep your audience interested, engaged, and

Has a journalist, blogger, influencer or media outlet reported incorrectly about you, your business or your firm? Perhaps a quote was misconstrued, a name misspelled or a situation described incorrectly. Sometimes mistakes are minor, but other times, they could have serious implications. What should do you do?
As AI and other media-related trends accelerate, this

The rise of AI chatbots and AI-powered search is transforming how people find and consume information. With tools like ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini providing instant, detailed answers to user queries, fewer people are clicking through to websites to find what they need – something marketers call “zero-click searches.” This shift is particularly important for law