It’s a rare day here at the LOMAP Blog, that I write on a specific practice area. It’s probably become clear to you all by now that we almost never address specific practice area concerns. There’s reasons for that, to…
We are pleased to welcome this guest post from Kenneth Reich, written on a topic so far unique to the LOMAP Blog: legal writing. Mr. Reich offers mentoring services to attorneys with various levels of experience. (For more on Mr.…
Last time, on the LOMAP Blog . . . This time, on the LOMAP Blog, social media marketing and giants battle it out, in the mind of Jared Correia . . . Blogging is, basically, to draw an extrapolated line…
I’m feeling sort of black opal today. (Am I a shiny object of some kind? Am I the combination of all colors? No. That’s just my way of saying that I am going to write a really long blog post…
I had the good fortune of recently being interviewed for an article about the ways in which lawyers communicate with colleagues and clients across the generation gap. You may find the full article here, very well-written, as it is, by…
Somewhere along the line, I became the unofficial reviewer of the Credenza practice management system. I don’t quite know how this happened; but, it’s true. I mean, I’m even quoted on their homepage: See. (I don’t think I’m the “official”…
If you liked Stephanie Kimbro’s series of blog posts on the virtual practice of law previously gracing our LOMAP Blog (you can find part 1, part 2 and part 3 linked out from here), you’re gonna love her book. Stephanie’s…
It’s that time of year again. No, not the Fall. The Fall suuuucks. There, I said it. And, I hate foliage, too. The only thing I want to see turning colors of red, orange and yellow (perhaps in reverse order,…
When you’re a blogger in demand, you can’t just post to your own blog anymore. The people demand more . . . always more. The damn people.Time was that I was, once again, asked to guest at another blog.Now, I’m…
Of course, we've had a website for quite some time now; it was just that that website was sort of static, difficult to update, kind of plain, didn't have a lot of ease of use and, worst of all, featured…