The Disgruntled Client
The Disgruntled Client
Part 1: The Disgruntled Client
The Disgruntled Client
Suppose that you are a paralegal working for a lawyer in a large law firm. A general counsel from one of the corporations your firm represents calls you and tells you that he just read the legal arguments supporting a motion for summary judgment that the firm prepared and that you worked on. He tells you that the analysis is extremely weak. You can tell from his voice that he is annoyed. Review Model Rule 5.5 re: Unauthorized Practice of Law.
Within the context of your role as a paralegal, what would you do next? Be sure to explain why.
Please respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts.
Part 2: Blogs
Blogs
A marketing plan specifies the exact goals that the marketing program is to accomplish and establishes a detailed strategy of how the goals will be achieved. The marketing plan should include:
1. The overall goals of the marketing program,
2. The strategies and activities to obtain the goals, including who, what, when, and how,
3. The estimated cost of the marketing program, and
4. The estimated profit the marketing program will generate.
Lawyers market themselves in a variety of ways — by passing out business cards, distributing firm brochures, advertising in newspapers, and speaking to special interest groups, among other activities. In recent years, firms have devoted marketing resources to the development of websites, blogs, and podcasts that reinforce a firm’s presence.
Professional law firm marketers frequently comment about the effectiveness of various law firm marketing efforts. For an example, go to http://blog.larrybodine.com/ to visit this law marketing blog.
Access additional blogs here: http://www.law.com/service/blogcat.shtml.
- Discuss how blogs can be used as a possible marketing tool.
- How do blogs compare to other forms of marketing?
- Are blogs more effective? Why or why not?
Please respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts.
Answer preview
A disgruntled client propagates frustration and poor morals. It I thus best to avoid them in any way possible. However in our case, the client is already frustrated by the weak legal arguments and thus something needs to be done as quickly as possible to restore faith. This being a large corporation that the company is working with, any mistrust on our ability and capacity could prove to be disastrous to the law firm………………..
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