There are many excellent blogs published by personal injury lawyers. But all too many plaintiff’s lawyers think blogging is all about posting a litany of accidents that resulted in horrific injuries.
Such lawyers, or people the lawyers hire, scour newspaper feeds for accident headlines. They paraphrase the story for an injury law blog post linking
As a former plaintiff’s trial lawyer who had good success marketing on the Internet, I’m sickened by the way many personal injury lawyers blog.
Build your practice with a blog is the title of an article in January’s Trial Magazine published by the American Association for Justice.
Virginia plaintiff’s trial lawyer Ben Glass authored the article. Cannot get access to the full article (foolish magazine) but here’s the teaser from the AAJ/Trial Magazine website.
You might have a
I touched a nerve when I called out PI lawyers as shameless in naming selected injury victims in their blogs, which in the case of at least one lawyer is done in hope that the victims would contact the lawyer.
Peter Lattman at the WSJ Law Blog asks whether a lawyer’s reporting the name of
