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Bar Marketing wins SME UK Awards 2020 for best ‘barrister chambers marketing specialist’
Thursday, 8 October 2020Cited by the judges as “a superior example of a business that has made a tangible modern difference to one of the oldest and most traditional industries in the world today”, the award highlights Bar Marketing’s devotion to the Bar, chambers and individual barristers over the last nine years since the company was first formed, and is a remarkable and memorable way to commence its tenth year in business.
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New Publication: Practical Guide for to Marketing for Lawyers
Thursday, 20 July 2017Now, more than ever before, law firms have to use marketing to compete for work. The rise of alternate business structures, and the growing number of mergers and acquisitions has led to the demise of the old-fashioned wait-until-the-business-comes-to-us approach. That’s because these competitors, with their boardroom-devised strategies and enviable budgets, are adopting an aggressive stance when it comes to all-things marketing. As a result, a well-documented marketing communications plan has become an essential part of a legal practice’s everyday toolkit.
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Bar Marketing
Friday, 12 July 2013Bar 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
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The rising risk of cybercrime for law firms
Cybercrime has increased significantly in recent years, causing untold damage to businesses and essential services. Cyber-security breaches cost billions of pounds and account for half of all crime in the UK.
Legal education and training: Unfit for purpose
Legal education and training is not fit for today, let alone the future, and the approach of the main professional bodies to the need for greater accessibility and flexibility could not have been more different.
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