How Does Your Law Firm Use Social Media?

Written by Amy Derby on December 2nd, 2008 | 4 Comments

How Howard Rice Uses Social Media
I’m always interested to learn about the different ways lawyers and law firms use social media, so I was excited to find this video about how Howard Rice uses social media to recruit law students.

How is Your Law Firm Using Social Media?
Every day on Twitter and LinkedIn, I watch lawyers [...]

Social Media Law Student: an Experiment by Rex Gradeless

Written by Amy Derby on December 1st, 2008 | 3 Comments

Can Social Media Help a Law Student Get a Job?
That’s one of the questions law student Rex Gradeless is asking on his new blog Social Media Law Student.  Rex Gradeless is a third-year law student at Saint Louis University School of Law, specializing in Civil Litigation. He’s been actively networking on sites like Twitter to [...]

Twitter for Lawyers: Using TweetDeck

Written by Amy Derby on November 21st, 2008 | 4 Comments

TweetDeck for Easy Organization of Twitter
Checking your messages from twitter.com’s web interface isn’t the most efficient way to do things. It also only catches any @replies that begin with your username. So if, for example, I send a message that says “Hey @you, do you do Chapter 7 bankruptcies or just Chapter 11?” my message [...]

Twitter for Lawyers: Networking in 140 Characters or Less

Written by Amy Derby on October 30th, 2008 | 4 Comments

Time Suck or Valuable Networking Tool? You Be The Judge!
In case you haven’t heard of Twitter yet, it’s a free online networking tool based on the question “What are you doing?”

Those random thoughts not interesting enough to make it to your blog have at last found a home! Finally, folks who are interested in knowing [...]