Boo! Things That Scare Attorneys (But Should Not)
You know what should not be scary, ever? Marketing. Yet, in all my years of working with attorneys, I am still surprised at what can panic them.
You know what should not be scary, ever? Marketing. Yet, in all my years of working with attorneys, I am still surprised at what can panic them.
How we opt to communicate electronically can go a long way toward establishing a strong personal brand.
Though many are returning to things in person, some lawyers can’t. How does one stay visible without being physically present?
Without in-person meeting opportunities, potential clients have only to rely on your online presence. What does the digital you look like?
Law firms are operating on an entirely new and unfamiliar platform during the coronavirus pandemic. How can attorneys best plan for marketing when it's all behind us?
As part of its ongoing attorney professional development series, Parker McCay invited longtime legal marketer Jamie Mulholland to speak to firm associates on the power of networking.
Speakers Jamie Mulholland and Jennifer Smuts are longtime legal marketers who have worked with law firms of all sizes.
Jamie Mulholland was selected to co-chair the regional conference after leading the planning on both of LMA's conferences in 2015 and 2016.
The honor recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to LMA and the practice of legal marketing in the region.
Philadelphia law firm marketing professionals Jamie Mulholland, Trish Lilley and Jim Jarrell presented an encore session of their popular career path program.
In a lively, talk show-style format, Jamie Mulholland questioned two longtime marketers – Reger Rizzo & Darnall Marketing Director Kelly O’Malley and Fox Rothschild Business Development Manager April Colby on how to be the best “team of one” for a law firm.
It was the largest LMA conference ever held, with 1500 attendees representing 47 states and 18 countries.
Jamie Mulholland led a group of successful Millennial law firm marketing professionals in a discussion on the generational differences between Millennials and Generation X-ers in the most recent program of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Legal Marketing Association (LMA).
Jamie Mulholland served as co-chair of the conference again in 2016, after being a part of the group who held the chapter’s first-ever one-day conference in 2015.
You’ve joined a new firm. How do you get the word out? How do you stay top of mind on an ongoing basis? Jamie Mulholland shares business development activities for new lateral partners.
Over 100 attendees came out for the first-ever half-day conference of the Metropolitan Philadelphia Chapter of the Legal Marketing Association.
The annual conference drew 1,300 people to a variety of educational and networking sessions. Mulholland, a founding board member of LMA’s Philadelphia Chapter, delivered a program entitled “Principles of Success in Being Part of a Law Firm’s Marketing Efforts.”
The program, “Networking with Purpose,” focused on best practices for approaching prospective clients and referral sources. The training was delivered live to attorneys in Atlantic City and streamed to the firm’s offices across the country.
Jamie Mulholland thought she was getting fired. Turns out, she was getting a very special opportunity to help a law firm through a partner's gender transition.
Along with some esteemed colleagues, Jamie Mulholland will participate in a panel discussion and networking event for the Philadelphia Chapter of the Legal Marketing Association.
Stacy West Clark interviews Jamie Mulholland and other legal marketing colleagues for tips on business development for commercial litigators.
In this article for the American Bar Association, Jamie Mulholland reviews how tracking time (along with some other lawyerly habits) can benefit legal marketers in the long run.
You have landed a great spot in an even greater firm. A thriving career is ahead of you. But what lies between you and the “thriving” part is a business development and marketing plan. Jamie Mulholland shares what can help a young lawyer get ahead.
Attendees will hear from three experts on communication styles in fast-paced, 10 minute sessions, then have an opportunity to mingle with other attendees over summer-themed hors d'oeuvres and specialty drinks.
At this breakfast meeting, legal marketers will have an opportunity to speak and hear directly from three of the industry's most utilized and accepted attorney listing outlets.
In this role, she will coordinate the efforts of the committee in assembling dynamic and powerful monthly educational events for the members and supporters of the chapter throughout the region.
What does the farewell tour of "The Wiggles" have to do with law firm marketing? Everything, when it comes to making an impact on the audience where they may least expect it.
The event is targeted to women professionals and business owners throughout the region who wish to rejuvenate their careers and establish powerful new business contacts.
Over 20 women attorneys participated in this lively and sometimes humorous debate on the endless number of networking opportunities available in the marketplace today - both personal and electronic - and how to best use those opportunities to generate business.
The role of the Marketing Committee is to support and advise the leadership and staff of the foundation on best practices in marketing and business development, so as to better connect with donors in the legal community.
An attorney asks "Are holiday cards worth the money we have been spending each year?" Jamie Mulholland shares that - with a few easy to adopt approaches - they sure can be.
2011 marks the second year in which the newspaper polled its 3,000+ readers to identify the top providers of products and services to the legal community, and the second year in which Jamie Mulholland was identified among the very best.
A panel of seasoned legal marketers will host a discussion of the the many issues that small law firms deal with on a day to day basis, from advertising to PR, “Super”-type lists and events (and how they do so with just one - or less - marketer at the helm).
The list, which was the result of a poll of the newspaper’s 3,000 readers, identified the top providers of products and services to the legal community.
The WBA’s diverse membership is comprised of female and male lawyers, judges, government and elected officials, and law school students from 9 county-based chapters across the state.
Your firm may be small, but your marketing doesn't have to be. In this article for Law Practice Today, Jamie Mulholland shares areas where firms can harness more business development power.
Targeted to all levels of the international group's membership, this LMA program will review some of the most popular and sought-after law firm directories and ranking lists in a convenient setting that allows members to participate without leaving the comfort of their offices.
She will join a lineup of longtime legal marketers at the March, 2009 Delaware Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) meeting to present "The 'Ins and Outs' of Law Firm Marketing."
The LMA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs and maintaining the professional standards of over 3,200 men and women involved in marketing within the legal profession.
As marketers approach 2009 wondering what would make our lives happier and jobs easier, not everyone is as fortunate as little Ralphie from "A Christmas Story." Jamie Mulholland shares tips from legal marketers on toys – er – tools in business development.
“The RFP from A to Z” will review best practices in responding to an RFP (or not) and discuss tools, approaches and software used by legal marketers throughout the country in firms of all sizes.
Preparing to showcase your firm at a trade show can be overwhelming. In this article from Strategies magazine, Jamie Mulholland shares specific steps on how to make your firm shine brilliantly and cost effectively.
Jamie participated in a panel discussion before a group of over 100 Fairleigh Dickinson University students this week on the importance of writing in one's career.
The practice will serve smaller firms in the region who can benefit from the advocacy of an experienced law firm marketing professional.
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