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This is the fifth and final installment in a series of posts by Myers Freelance on the criticisms against ghostwriting legal blogs. Our earlier posts… Read More »The War Against Legal Blogging: Audiences
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In our last blog post, we went over why your law firm needs a mobile-friendly website. However, while it is important to make an effort… Read More »Mobile-Friendliness: Why You Shouldn’t Go Overboard
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