| LegalFish nationwide online MARKETPlace directory provides attorneys information on local services and products they may need to manage their law practice and support their clients. This covers the necessary services that are regularly engaged by law firms, including ADR professionals, expert witnesses, private investigators, bail bondsmen, medical professionals, court reporters, process servers, legal software and technology providers, as well as other practice support services and consultants.
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LegalFish Brings RSS Technology the Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) Industry: Scattered Legal News Now in One Place.
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| Nationwide Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) firm, LegalFish.com announced a new partnership with Ditley Web Design, a Chicago-based company in a move designed to help legal professionals grow their practices utilizing a well-established Web presence.
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LegalFish, one of the leading nationwide Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) services, has just begun their LegalResource Initiative™, which will offer an extensive legal-related content system providing information to clients researching their issue.
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| With over 1 million practicing lawyers nationwide, the legal services industry in the United States generates over $200 billion in revenue. Given the number of practicing legal professionals out there, how does one find the right lawyer when there are so many to choose from?
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"Attorney-Client Matching (ACM) services reduce the amount time a consumer typically spends looking for a qualified lawyer by encouraging lawyers to be proactive instead of waiting for a referral service or a directory to deliver results."
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| The pressures to go mobile and integrate wireless multifunction devices such as the familiar Blackberry or Palm Treo into a law firm's practice are being driven by the desire to be more responsive to client needs and maintain overall competitiveness. Joshua Fuhrmark explores this growing trend among small-to-mid sized law firms nationwide.
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"Online matching services have produced dates and mates for millions of men and woman across the country - can they also produce good clients and good cases for lawyers? A growing number of companies believe there is profit to be made in "online legal matching," and many lawyers are willing to give them a shot."
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| "A lot of firms are out there trying to figure out how to make the Internet work," says Frank Hiscox, a partner with the Palo Alto offices of White & Case. "Just like Ford or Chevy, law firms are putting their name out there to gain recognition."
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LegalFish, a leading nationwide online attorney-client matching service, introduces an easy way for affiliates to earn commissions by helping consumers and business connect with the right lawyer.
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| In this practice management article, Lawyers Weekly speaks with two major online legal matching services, as well as attorneys who have used the service, in order to determine just what is to be gained from these online "client brokers."
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The Federal Trade Commission has found a few things to love about legal matchmaking services, citing their competitive benefits in a recent letter. State bar associations and their ethics panels, however, are divided on the question of whether the ethics rules and Internet companies pass the compatibility test.
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| Henry Harlow, writer and marketing consultant to law firms nationwide, investigates the latest developments in attorney advertising services.
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The LegalFish AdCAST™ Service enables savy marketers to "Cast" their message to a rapidly growing audience of Legal Consumers Nationwide.
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| LegalFish now brings unprecedented mobility to online client acquisition with a new mobile version of its popular online service.
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It's a jungle out there. So how does a lawyer find his way and track down clients? Law Bulletin staff writer, Jerry Crimmins, offers a market overview and insight into this topic.
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| Legal Fights, Suits Flare Up Between Legal Service Firms -- Online Attorney Matchers Squabble Over Turf. Article written by San Franciso Daily Journal reporter, Itir Yakar.
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LegalFish, the premium online attorney/client matching service, announces its entrance into the litigation financing market with the introduction of its LifeLine Funding Program.
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Ms. Alana Roberts, staff writer for In Business Las Vegas and its sister publication, the Las Vegas Sun, in her latest article "Law and Labor - Law firms, legal Web site expand locally" writes about LegalFish' plans to make its mark on the Las Vegas Valley's thriving legal community.
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Mr. Ari Kaplan, a New York City-based attorney and freelance writer, explored the growing and dynamic new field of online legal marketing and referral services in his latest article "Matching up by Internet" which features LegalFish.com and appeared in The National Law Journal.
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