Posts Tagged ‘client-attorney relationship’

Growing Busy

The online law office has really taken off — faster than expected actually which means that I have not had the time I had planned on to blog about legal updates in N.C. law. My clientele has built up relatively quick and fortunately is coming in steady each week. A few clients are still calling [...]

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When Client Service a Priority – The Rest Will Follow

This is from a post on Wired GC, a well written blog run by a business and tech savy attorney in the midwest. He’s commenting on a British law firm’s use of technology to make their clients’ lives easier. I will have to agree with his statement. I’m finding that clients also believe that the [...]

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Legal Aid of North Carolina – Going Tech…slowly

I just volunteered to do some pro bono work for Legal Aid of N.C. via their Wilmington branch. I filled out the volunteer form online which was an option newly available on their website. When I spoke with the very friendly PAI coordinator about my website and how I was able to offer services at [...]

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Speaking Different Languages

I am always surprised by the disconnect between the language of the written law, the legal professionals and the clients they are meant to serve. In law school, we are trained to analyze and imitate the written legal opinions of some of our nation’s best legal minds. But we are not typically trained in how [...]

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