What a law firm website and the marketing around it actually cost, what the contract says about who owns the site, and how to read an agency proposal before signing it.
Two sound figures exist and they measure against different bases. Clio found 9% of expenses for solo firms; Hinge found 16.5% of revenue among high-growth firms. How to…
Read →Avvo, Martindale-Hubbell, Lawyers.com, Nolo, FindLaw and Super Lawyers all run under one owner. None publishes a price. A federal court has held that an attorney rating is a…
Read →The pricing is the part built to sell you. The term, the renewal clause and the exit terms are what decide the cost of changing your mind. What…
Read →Across the 13 pages answering this question, 785 statistics appear and 28.3% link to a study. Not one says how many people were asked. Which figures hold up,…
Read →Paying for a website does not make a firm its copyright owner. What the Copyright Act actually says, what one vendor's published terms retain, and the five things…
Read →No survey measures it. Every published figure is a vendor rate card. Here is what the real prices are, where the one documented contract price comes from, and…
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