The Legal Marketing Revolution: How AI is Reshaping the Game
The legal industry, once known for its resistance to change, is now facing a seismic shift. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way law firms operate, and legal marketing is no exception
From Dancing Teens to Closing Deals: How TikTok is Quietly Revolutionizing Legal Marketing
Remember when having a TikTok account was considered “below the dignity” for a lawyer? Well, those days are fading faster than a viral dance trend.
The Shifting Landscape of Legal Marketing: Unraveling the Impact of AI Adoption
The development of AI is as fundamental as the creation of the microprocessor, the personal computer, the Internet, and the mobile phone. It will change the way people work.
Maximizing LinkedIn for Legal Marketing: A Comprehensive Guide
LinkedIn can be a lawyer’s best friend or foe, depending on how they use the fastest-growing professional social networking platform.
Handbook: Becoming a Lawyer in Israel
We have done the due diligence for you on Israeli legal education and career paths, read all about it below.
The necessity of networking in the legal sector
When an individual plans a career path, the main goal is success, no doubt about it. How to reach it?
The race to the merger
Allen & Overy’s proposed merger with Shearman & Sterling is taking the legal world by storm, putting immense pressure on top global law firms. This $3.4 billion merger has signaled to law firms around the globe that in order to stay competitive and be the best, they must consider merging.
Legal Spend Management: Unveiling its Deceptive Complexity
Although the words “legal spend management” may not seem super clear, the concept is a lot simpler than you might think.
What they aren’t telling you about Mergers in the Legal sector
Mergers of law firms have grown prevalent in the legal field, with firms frequently rationalizing them by claiming to satisfy client demands for integrated worldwide solutions and guidance.
The Future of In-House Lawyers: Bleak or Just Beginning?
In-house lawyers – once taking the industry by storm – are now seeing their roles change before their eyes. The future seems somewhat bleak for in-house counsel who just want to stay “lawyers.” Now, they will have to do so much more to remain on top.
