Strictly speaking, my tip for today–to send, thoughtful, hand written “thank you” notes–is not just a tip for your law practice, but one of those commonsense touches that has been almost forgotten. In a time when electronic communication is ubiquitous, be it by email, Twitter, Facebook, or text message, the literally written word takes on […]
Law Practice Tip #5: Three steps to a handwritten ‘Thank You’ card
January 3, 2011 by Daniel Burton
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It’s a dangerous world out there (on the internet)
July 26, 2010 by Daniel Burton
Image via CrunchBase The internet, for all the access to information and social network fun (i.e. Facebook and Twitter, among others) it provides, can be a dangerous place, especially for the unsuspecting attorney. A colleague of mine who spends much of his career working in political consulting with candidates and elected officials has said, many […]
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