Social Lawyers: Transforming Business Development, 2010 ed. Review

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(More customer reviews)I've known Jayne for quite a few years, so my expectations for this work were high. Nevertheless, they were exceeded. The book is packed with actionable advice and covers the "how to" as well as they "why to." It would be useful for any business professional hoping to understand the proper use of social media in business development. There are a few typos and editing issues, but they do not detract from the valule of this small, yet densely packed book. Because it is published by a specialty house, it's a little more expensive than you might like, but it is completely worth it. Buy it and USE IT!

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This book presents information about social technologies, how they impact your practice and affect client interests. Practical tips and use cases regarding online networking, blogging, podcasting, video-casting and social networks are set forth in an objective format, and a business development approach is offered for leveraging these emerging technologies. Conflicting information and opinion about social technologies from Web sites and blogs is sorted and analyz

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The Next Big Thing: Top Trends from Today's Leading Experts to Help You Dominate the New Economy Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a great read for anyone who REALLY wants to know what's TRULY going on & what's coming up next in today's current trends, technologies & economies.
Nice bite sized stories from entrepreneurs in the trenches making it happen and sharing what's working now
and what will be "the next big thing"
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The old adage states: "Driving forward while focusing on the rearview mirror will land you in an accident." This also holds true in business. While it's important to understand the past, the future is where the real opportunity lies. But how do you tell the difference between passing fads and profitable trends? The authors in this book aim to do exactly that. Forty-one leading experts across multiple industries have teamed up to share The Next Big Thing to help you profit in this new economy.

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Dangerous Law Practice Myths, Lies and Stupidity Review

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(More customer reviews)A colleague recommended "Dangerous Law Practice Myths" and I was glad I read it. I have a two-person personal injury practice and my partner and I thought we were on the right track. After reading some of the stories, I realized that we have been making some truly horrendous mistakes and making assumptions that are way off base. Now I know why we had the same problems crop up time and time again--we thought that these issues were unavoidable but DLPM showed us that there was a way to run our office more efficiently and more profitably.
"Dangerous Law Practice Myths" is fun to read and easy to reference. I'm going to buy copies for all of my colleagues, even though it would be much more fun to let them labor in ignorance. It's a terrific addition to any lawyer's library.

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Discover what myths, lies and stupid things lawyers are told to do when starting, growing, or running a law practice that are a waste of time and money, or even worse, will get you into trouble. Many of the recommended practices are so dangerously out of date that they can put your firm at serious risk. Today s technologies including the Internet, email, and e-discovery are often perilously incompatible with older common knowledge.

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