Lawyers should invest in video marketing because 86% of consumers say they want to see more video content from brands. Video builds trust faster, improves online visibility, and helps prospects understand complex legal services before contacting a firm. This article explains practical video strategies law firms can use to attract and convert more clients. In […]
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Video marketing can transform a law firm’s growth because only about 24% of firms use it, creating a clear competitive advantage. Strong attorney videos build trust faster and improve visibility across search and social channels. This article explains why video works, what to produce, and how to deploy it ethically to generate more qualified leads.
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Video marketing for law firms can increase conversions by up to 80% compared with pages without video. It builds trust faster by showing attorney expertise, client testimonials, and clear explanations of services. This article explains the top benefits of legal video marketing and how law firms can use it to attract and convert clients. In
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The California Supreme Court rejected the Portfolio Bar Examination (PBE) as an alternative to the traditional bar exam. The court concluded it was not ready for adoption due to concerns about validity, consistency, and statewide feasibility in evaluating minimum competence. This article explains the decision, the arguments on both sides, and what it means for
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After Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina in late September 2024, the N.C. Supreme Court issued an emergency order extending court deadlines in impacted counties. The extensions addressed courthouse closures, flooding, landslides, and disrupted access for litigants and attorneys. This article explains which counties and courts were affected, what deadlines were tolled, and how to
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About 85% of Am Law 100 firms now use nonequity partner tiers, expanding promotion opportunities but often delaying or narrowing access to equity. These tiers create additional rungs with partner titles tied to performance metrics, client development, and compensation bands. This article explains how the model impacts timelines, leverage, and advancement to equity. The proliferation
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The U.S. patent application process typically takes about 2–3 years from filing to issuance for many utility patents. It involves drafting a detailed specification and claims, filing with the USPTO, and responding to office actions during examination. This article explains each step, key documents, timelines, and common pitfalls to avoid. In the ever-evolving landscape of
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AI in legal decision-making is regulated through at least 3 core legal duties: due process, anti-discrimination, and transparency/accountability. In the EU, the AI Act classifies many justice-related systems as “high-risk,” imposing governance, documentation, and human oversight, while U.S. oversight relies on constitutional protections, civil-rights laws, and state privacy/automated decision rules. This article explains the main
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Laws protect entertainment industry workers through federal and state labor statutes, including FLSA wage-and-hour rules and OSHA workplace safety standards. Union and guild collective bargaining agreements add enforceable pay minimums, residuals, and safe-set provisions, while anti-discrimination and harassment laws govern conduct. This article explains key legal protections, common claims, and how enforcement works. The entertainment
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Courts apply the “arbitrary and capricious” standard under the APA, setting aside an agency decision only if it lacks a rational basis or ignores key facts. This is a highly deferential review focused on whether the agency considered relevant factors and reasonably explained its choice. This article covers how the test operates in bid protests,
