Your Guide to Getting on the Web: Starting from Scratch

Although the vast majority of large law firms and indeed perhaps every single large law firm may already have a Web site, and although most medium-sized firms have them as well, there still are many solo practitioners and smaller firms that do not. The failure to have a Web site already is, at the least, unusual; lawyers and firms that do not remedy that situation in the very near future will certainly be making a serious and perhaps fatal business and tactical mistake. So get cracking!

19 minute read October 03, 2005 at 04:37 PM
By
Steven A. Meyerowitz
Your Guide to Getting on the Web: Starting from Scratch

 Lawyers who surf the Web on a regular basis undoubtedly make an effort (consciously or not) to see the presence their competitors have in cyberspace.

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