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Law Firm Website SEO: An Infographic (0)
“How do I get my law firm’s website to show up on the first page of Google results?” This is the question often asked by clients who hire Legal Media Matters to create a law firm website or write content for their firm. This week, The Search Engine Land published an excellent infographic that explains search engine optimization visually.
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Law Blogs: Advertising or Free Speech? (0)
Where does the line between lawyer advertising and free speech exist? A recent misconduct charge leveled by the Virginia State Bar against a criminal lawyer who used his blog to highlight his cases is shining a spotlight on the question.
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How to Write Tweets That Reach a Broad Audience (3)
What can you possibly do with 140 characters, the limit of a single tweet? As it turns out, the answer is "a lot." Here’s a step-by-step guide to making the most of a tight space.
Missouri Civil Law»
Supervisor’s Sex Harassment of Women Workers Costs Missouri Employer (0)
An employer’s reckless response to the sexual harassment complaints of two women who claimed their supervisor’s conduct created a hostile work environment merited a Jasper County jury’s actual damages, punitive damages, attorney’s fees and costs award against the owner.
Missouri Personal Injury Law»
Intoxication does not need to be observed for dram shop liability (0)
No one at a bar needs to actually observe a patron’s intoxication in order for the bar to be held liable under Missouri’s dram shop law for the deaths of two people killed by a drunken driver, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District has ruled.
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