Law Firm PPC: Q&A with a Specialist

Robert J. Ambrogi, a Massachusetts lawyer, writer, and media consultant, offers his readers a diverse convergence of topics such as the latest technology advances in mobile apps, widgets and software to websites geared to optimize legal research on current cases and issues. In addition to sites offering helpful technologies, he presents thought-provoking articles and features legal affairs podcasts. His blog breaks down the newest and exciting websites for those in the legal profession. Mr. Ambrogi’s distinguished of current legal trends is an asset to anyone practicing law and seeking new marketing and practice tools.

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Those wanting to follow in-depth coverage of recent and on-going Supreme Court cases, upcoming petitions, oral arguments and decided cases will find this blog helpful. A “Term Snapshot” is updated daily to reflect the ongoing number of Supreme Court cases. Multiple contributors recap and, at times, analyze and evaluate the current and decided cases. For those looking to track a certain item, a full calendar shows the dates of present events, including Orders/Opinions, Arguments, conferences, etc. This blog features information that is thought provoking and informative for a legal and lay audience.

Lawyer Ken Hardison’s blog offers “Bright ideas for Personal Injury and Disability Lawyers.” Hardison speaks from his 27 years of experience as a personal injury lawyer in helpful topics such as how to achieve balance in life, create vision and mission statements, and how to get the most out of networking at conferences. He has created a blog that is informative about up-and-coming technologies. He encourages ongoing personal and business growth, while helping lawyer create a stimulating marketing plan driven to push one’s business to its full potential. Lawyers interested in keeping their marketing strategy dynamic will find this site beneficial.

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The Wall Street Journal Blog promises to explore, “cases, trends and personalities of interest to the business community.” Joe Palazzolo, lead contributor and educated critic, covers the most popular cases and studies regarding the legal profession and the present political and economic environment. Joining with Mr. Palazzolo is a group of experienced reporters, news editors and commentators, who dissect topics that challenge the reader to explore their own position. Those in the legal profession, as well as individuals attentive to the movements of current events, will enjoy following this blog, and the commentary it attracts from its readers.

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As a “resource for the latest news and information about America’s civil justice system,” this comprehensive blog updates readers with insight into recent incidents of negligence and misconduct that have turned into current court cases. Sensitive topics and questionable actions of big corporations are discussed. Fightingforjustice.com exposes injustices and the role of the civil justice system in protecting the public. Provocative and challenging, this blog attracts readers from all walks of life.

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Since 1971, lawyer Bob Kraft has assisted individuals with cases regarding personal Injury law, social security disability, elder law, Medicaid planning for long term care, and VA Benefits. With over 40 years of exposure in the above fields, Kraft’s understanding of how “government agencies and insurance companies routinely mistreat injured or disabled people” comes through in the compilation of blog posts on current legal cases and studies from groups such as the auto, pharmaceutical, insurance, and social security industries. Kraft’s blog features a weekly “Friday Fun” post for his followers.