By Tracy Olmstead Williams
In today's environment, everyone needs to be responsible for generating revenues for themselves and their clients. Traditionally, public relations helps attorneys get quoted in newspapers and legal trade publications, and secures them an NPR interview or a spot on CNBC. PR helps identify and set up speaking opportunities to raise the profile of the firm and its individual attorneys spotlighting their successes and expertise. But in the current...
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