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How Social Media Builds Your Practice

One glance at the MLF 50 will prove that social media, along with other techology, is no longer a "maybe" for today's law firm, but a necessity. And yet many attorneys are still hesitant to take the plunge. It's up to us, as law firm marketers, to lead the way. This timely article explains why.

8 minute read October 26, 2011 at 03:29 PM
By
Greg Sutphin
How Social Media Builds Your Practice

Editor's Note: One glance at the MLF 50 will prove that social media, along with other techology, is no longer a maybefor today's law firm, but a necessity.

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