Law Practice Management and Technology
The Bottom Line Volume 35, No. 3 June 2014
Content
- Coach's Corner: Billing Conundrums and How to Solve Them
- Creative Lawyer Is Not an Oxymoron or Why Johnny Esq. Can't Innovate
- MCLE Self-Study Article California’s Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act Benefits Attorneys by Providing an Efficient Mechanism to Resolve Legal Fee Disputes
- Message From the Chair: “To Cloud or Not To Cloud, That Is the Question”
- Some Confessions & a Bit of Wisdom from a Fee Arbitrator
- You Want Us to Do What? One Firm's Successful Brand Development Story through Social Media Success
- Message From the Editors
Message From the Editors
By Yvonne Waldron-Robinson and Cynthia J. Mascio
We are pleased to present a variety of articles for your reading pleasure in this issue.
Our MCLE article for this issue, written by Patrick M. Maloney, covers California’s Mandatory Fee Arbitration Act. We have also included an article by David S. White on fee arbitration. Mr. White served on the Los Angeles County Bar Association’s Mandatory Fee Dispute Arbitration Panel for about 25 years. This issue’s Coach’s Corner discusses billing which goes hand-in-hand with the fee arbitration articles. Andrew Elowitt, a past chair of the LPMT Executive Committee, whites about lawyer creativity, and on the technology side, Gary L. Barr writes about his firm’s experiences with brand development through social media, and
We hope you enjoy this issue, and welcome any suggestions or comments you may have.