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When the sitcom, “Sex and the City” geared up to go off the air after several successful seasons on HBO, marketers took action to make sure their heroines wouldn’t be forgotten. Read More »

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When it comes to law firm marketing, potential clients want attorneys to do one thing: Sell the steak … not the sizzle.
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On the front page of a service marketing Web site, the headline states that the industry’s current business developer of the year is generating big results in her accounting firm.
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As Halloween approaches, cable networks proudly present horror films for audiences that love guts and gore.
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Popular social networking Web sites such as MySpace and MyChurch, Facebook and FaceParty, offer interactive, user-submitted networks of personal profiles, blogs, photos, music and videos for people of all ages to peruse.
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CHARLESTON — One of the worst marriages in pop culture had to have been the merger of J.R. and Sue Ellen Ewing (human versions of oil and water).
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CHARLESTON — First, the Baby Boomers were unseated by the Baby Busters, and then Generation X was invaded by Generation Why. Now, there is a new group in circulation, and they are called The Bobos.
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“Lawyers, I suppose, were children once.” At least, those were the famous words of Charles Lamb, and English critic, poet, and essayist of the 1800s. The quotation was thought-provoking enough to make it into the preface of a famous novel, and it continues to haunt modern lawyers as they accept the realities of their profession. Read More »

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The headmaster of an exclusive, private boy’s school in Massachusetts recently issued a statement on the institution’s Web site explaining the reasons behind a mandatory summer reading program.
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For law firms, the veterinary industry may have become man’s best friend. Read More »

Typically, law firm retreats are reserved for attorneys and a few higher ranking members of management. But in some larger firms in even larger markets, non-legal administrators are sent away to plan for the year ahead.
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Last spring, the Boston Globe printed an in-depth story about female lawyers leaving the legal profession at an astonishing rate.
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CHARLESTON — Harry S. Truman, the 33rd president of the United States, was known for many things, one of which was his unique ability to summarize a situation in a simple yet loaded sentence.
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If the U.S. Department of Labor maintained an endangered species list of professionals on the verge of extinction, secretaries would find themselves on the roster.
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The start of a new year sparks great motivation to improve the condition of one’s life, from health and wellness to financial stability and employment security. The quest for perfection in the legal field may not be possible, though, without calling in a search team.
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