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Valuation Implications of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017

Ronald L. Seigneur

This article focuses on the impact of tax reform on C corporations and looks at the significant and complex changes to pass through entities.

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Law Firms Are More Profitable Than Ever. How are They Doing It?

Nicholas Bruch

<b><i>Given the Obstacles Law Firms Are Facing, Profitability Shouldn't Be Increasing</b></i><p>Rising competition from alternative service providers and the ever-forward march of technology adoption should be having a similar, negative, effect on profitability. This raises an obvious question — how are law firms doing it?

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'Cause We Are Living in a Digital World …

David McCann

As with traditional branding, a digital brand is simply the perception individuals have of a business or organization online. Digital branding is a brand management technique that uses a combination of Internet branding and digital marketing to develop a brand over a range of digital venues, including Internet-based relationships, device-based applications and media. The objective is to establish and build trust with potential clients, especially while they are in the decision phase of the selection process.

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Sales Speak: Grow Your Clients: MLF's Challenge

Beth Cuzzone

As you approach your clients during the upcoming holidays and new year, think creatively. This Q&amp;A with Aon COO Audrey Rubin provides more than a dozen examples of ways to add value and build stronger relationships with our clients. The <i>MLF</i> team challenges you to undertake one or two of these in your next go-to-market strategies.

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Voice of the Client: Chief Client Service, Experience and Value Officers in Law Firms

Julie Savarino

<b><i>Roles, Results &amp; Roadblocks</b></i><p>An increasing number of the world's largest law firms are conducting business at such a scale that having a dedicated, full-time client service or experience officer adds significant value to the firms and their clients.

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Marketing Tech: How CMOs Can Use Retargeting to Attract New Business

Larry Bodine

Retargeting combines two of the most important aspects of digital marketing: automation and personalization. Marketers use retargeting to stay in front of the consumer across devices and to ultimately try to reach them at the right time — the moment of purchase intent.

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As You Are Taking Care of Business, Are you Taking Care of You?

Kimberly Rice & Damien Smith

The daily demands and vast portfolio responsibilities of a legal marketer are weighty and, in too many instances, never ending. The highly charged, rigorous, deadline-driven culture of “more is more” stands in drastic contrast to a well-balanced body-mind-spirit experience.

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When Intelligent Design Is Better Than Evolution

Joel A. Rose

<b><i>Strong Hands-on Leadership is Crucial in Today's Competitive Practice Environment</b></i><p>A financially and professionally successful law firm does not simply evolve. It must be built in an orderly and systematic manner. The values important to a firm have to be identified, defined, organized and centrally placed. The responsibility for achieving these goals must be keyed to an organizational factor. Whether this is a committee or an individual, ultimately someone must be responsible.

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Cost Recovery in 2018: Predicting Winners and Losers

Rob Mattern

Back in March of this year, we predicted changes and trends the results of the 2018 Mattern Cost Recovery Survey would reveal. At that time, we got our…

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'Digital Dive:' How to Use Reverse SEO to Suppress Negative Content in Search Engines

Marguerita Cheng

Reverse SEO is part of a firm's online reputation management strategy that suppresses negative content such as bad service reviews in search engines so that potential clients and partner companies will have difficulty finding it.

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