Public Relations and Marketing Services
Legal RSS
Legal RSS will help you show your clients and prospects that you are thoroughly up to date with legal news, case law and court judgments. We supply website-ready summaries of court judgments categorised over 60 different legal disciplines to enable you to keep your website, blogs and social media content up to date.
ReviewSolicitors
ReviewSolicitors is the UK’s largest legal review website with over 3 million active users. Statistics have shown that when it comes to choosing a solicitor, over 70% of clients are influenced by online reviews and our platform allows firms to collect them all in one place.
Quittance Legal Services
Quittance Legal Services is a nationwide panel of solicitors offering consumer legal services throughout the UK.
Solve Legal Marketing
The delivery of legal services is changing. Thanks to the online world, the options available to consumers are far wider than their local high street, meaning competition amongst legal service providers is fiercer than ever. This shift in the way… Read More
First4Lawyers
Is your marketing delivering the quality of leads you really need to maximise the performance of your business? In such a competitive industry, businesses are seeing that their marketing budgets aren’t stretching as far as they used to. First4Lawyers are… Read More
Bar Marketing
Bar Marketing offers a range of effective chambers marketing services to meet your needs. Whether you are looking for a long term partnership to manage your chambers marketing, or require additional resources on a project by project basis to run… Read More
LawNet
LawNet is a leading law firm network and we’re here to help independent law firms stay ahead, through our collective resources, shared knowledge and commitment to best practice. We’ve been around for 30 years and our members benefit from being… Read More
Black Letter Communications
Straightforward PR advice for the legal sector Black Letter Communications is the brainchild of seasoned PR consultant Kerry Jack and leading legal journalist Neil Rose. They both know good PR – Kerry because she does it, and Neil because he’s… Read More
Blog
Should we tax people working from home?
German investment bank Deutsche Bank recently recommended that those working remotely should pay more in taxes, saying it was a viable solution to create a more inclusive economy.
The future may be blended
Attitudes to technology in access to justice might beneficially follow the trajectory of the earlier debate about the best way to deliver legal aid services.
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