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Law Marketing Online – How Law Firms Can Use Retargeting To Get Top Online Ranking

Law Marketing /
Online Presence Management

‘Retargeting’ may sound like a step-too-far for those unfamiliar with online marketing, but it is in fact a simple – and very powerful – tool in the law marketer’s armoury that can help law firm marketing online deliver the results you seek. In today’s legal landscape, becoming best known is key for dominating your market (or even

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Why Australian Directors Need to Be Beware – Again

Australia Law News, Briefings /
Director

Baker & McKenzie – A little over a month ago, the Treasurer announced that temporary measures put in place by a determination instrument in May 2020 to relax provisions in relation to continuous disclosure would become permanent by enacting legislation. In his press release he stated that the objectives of this legislation were “so companies

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Biden Administration Looks At High Speed Electric Vehicle Adoption

Briefings /
Electric

Seyfarth Shaw – President Biden campaigned on a platform that included a commitment to take dramatic action to address climate change; within a week of taking office in January 2021, he issued an executive order establishing a task force to develop a plan to create a carbon pollution-free electricity sector no later than 2035 and to transition

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Australian Law: Qualification for personal injury compensation

Briefings, Personal Injury Law /
Personal injury law

After a court process or negotiations with the relevant parties –and their insurer-, you may be eligible for personal injury compensation that can be sufficient to cover your loss. However, the laws in Australia for compensation are very strict and have definite requirements for compensation eligibility. As an example, even if you strongly believe that

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5 Key Things Law Firms Need to Consider Before Undertaking a Law Firm Merger

Briefings, Law Firm Management /
Law firm merger small

Some law firms seem to be full-time participants in law firm merger activity. As new markets are entered and competitors gobbled up, the voracious law firms bring to their transactions a wealth of experience their counterparts often lack. If your law firm is thinking about merger for the first time, will a lack of experience

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The New Zealand Law Firms Leading the Twitter Power List . . And The Big Law Firm With Just 3 Followers

Headlining NZ, Law Firms, New Zealand Law News, Power Law Firms - New Zealand /
lawyers on Twitter

It’s smaller firms leading the Twitter charge but Donald Trump may have put others off the platform’s advantages The smaller firms and one of the oldest in New Zealand are leading the Twitter charge while the bigger law firms lag in the rankings here. Among the Big Law contenders, Meredith Connell have 122 followers, Anderson

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The 2021 LawFuel Twitter Power List – New Zealand Law’s Top 20 Twitter List

New Zealand Law News /
Twitter

Last year we posted the Top 20, and this year we have some new entrants and some surprise entries – plus (okay, you caught us) a couple of omissions. We’re focused here on those with influence in the legal community in New Zealand. So it includes the inevitable lawyer/politician. Take lawyer/consultant Steven Vincent for instance

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