Law firms have a particularly hard time with lead intake. It costs time and money to acquire leads in the first place, to the point where it’s devastating to whiff on those leads once you have a chance to convert them. Even when law firms effectively engage leads and are responsive in contacting them back, oftentimes they don’t say the right thing and therefore fail in transitioning the lead to a client. 

Progress continues on the city's new Community Justice Center, located in the Twin Aire neighborhood of Indianapolis.

Every time you complete a business-facing page--your website, a social media profile, a review platform page--you're always asked to provide an opening and closing time for your office. Don't provide one.

Indiana's Department of Workforce Development (DWD) is seeking licensed attorneys for full time and part time contractor employment to conduct unemployment insurance appeal hearings. 

The court will reconsider and/or adjust its operations procedure on December 31, 2020.

Just because you want to be a modern lawyer, that doesn’t mean that you have to give up all of your paper. If going full electric make you uncomfortable, there is a middle ground. 

The Indiana Supreme Court handed down an Order Suspending Jury Trials statewide until March 1, 2021, citing the need for drastic measures as COVID-19 continues to surge. In-person jury trials pose an exceptional risk to everyone involved—even if every precaution is taken.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, the Warren Township Small Claims Court will be in a remote operation procedure at least until December 31, 2020

Legal research options abound, more so now than ever before. This is in line with the general proliferation of law firm technology, buoyed by the rapid advancement of cloud technology for use in business. 

The Solo and Small Firm Division is happy to announce the opportunity to receive FREE membership in the Solo and Small Firm Division for the 2021 membership year!