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Legal Marketing

Is GEO the New SEO for Law Firms?

by David Arato

December 10, 2025

Legal consumers are increasingly asking ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini their legal questions before—or instead of—searching Google. If your firm isn't...

Legal Marketing

Outranking Competitors: How Monitoring Rival Firms’ SEO Can Help You Win

by Rachel Bailey

December 3, 2025

Law firms creating SEO content are looking to rank #1. Seems like a straightforward goal right? However, there is so...

Legal Marketing

Why Law Firm Marketing Costs Are Skyrocketing in 2025

by Sharon Feldman

November 25, 2025

The legal industry has always been one of the most expensive and competitive when it comes to marketing, and it’s...

Legal Marketing

AIO for Law Firm Leadership: Why Your Partners Need to Understand AI Overviews (Before Your Competitors Do)

by David Arato

October 28, 2025

AI Chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are changing the way consumers search for services. That said, even consumers who...

Legal Trends

Texas Updates Barratry Laws to Close Digital Loopholes in the Smartphone Era

by Thomas J. Henry

October 24, 2025

If you’ve ever been peppered with unsolicited texts or TikTok DMs after a car crash, you’ve met the digital face...

Subscription-Based Billing for Modern Solo and Small Law Firms Using Intentional Design

“The modern law firm is subscription-based, not built on the billable hour,” said Kimberly Bennett, co-founder and CEO of the

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The Law

Congress Pulls the Rug on Intoxicating Hemp

When Congress passed legislation to re-open the government in November, it quietly tucked into the 2026 appropriations package a sweeping

North Carolina’s IOLTA Freeze Puts Rural Justice at Risk

For more than three decades, the Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts program (IOLTA) has been one of the quiet engines

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Legal Tech

The AI Necessity for PI Law Firms ProPlaintiff.ai

Kristopher Rezagholi, the founder of the Law Offices of KKR, and Jason Turnquist, the CEO and co-founder of the website

From Novelty to Necessity: How Legal AI Became Mainstream

In July of 2019, I published an article predicting AI would revolutionize the practice by automating tasks like doc review

Saving Graceland… and Leeza.io Can Save Your Property, Too

Imagine visiting Graceland to tour Elvis’ mansion only to find out you can’t. A “sold” sign is on the Gates

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From the Expert

The Data They Are A-Changin’

Sometimes when I’m right, I wish I weren’t. In my previous article in this magazine, I wrote about the importance

Insights into the Unique Complexities of Cannabis Business Litigation

When litigating a cannabis case, an understanding of the playing field is important. It is a mistake to assume a

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Lawyer Life & Finance

One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Changes in 2026

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law in July 2025. This bill becomes effective in 2026

Artificial Intelligence vs. Actual Intelligence in Financial Services

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere these days. Many uses make sense and are beneficial. When it comes to creative pursuits,

Estate Planning with Real Estate

When it comes to estate planning, the most common thing I hear from clients is that they want to avoid

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Legal Trivia

What European country once prosecuted a man for impersonating St. Nicholas without a state permit?

France

WRONG!

Canada

WRONG!

The Netherlands

CORRECT! In parts of the Netherlands, Sinterklaas (St. Nicholas) appearances are taken very seriously because they are tied to a centuries-old cultural tradition. To maintain safety, crowd control, and the “official” nature of Sinterklaas events, some municipalities required anyone dressing as St. Nicholas in public to obtain a permit.

Germany

WRONG!

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