Making the Most of Your Law Firm Practice Area Content Most law firms practice in several related areas, such as business, bankruptcy, and say . . . litigation. Even firms that practice in just one area, like estate planning, have…
At PaperStreet, we have seen lots of attorney biographies. We have finally come across the perfect attorney bio. Take a look and see our tips at the end. Name: Johnny B. Quick Firm Name: Quick, Settle & Mint Title: Senior…
Speed is important for your website. It was 10 years ago and will likely be important 10 years from now. Is your website fast enough? Let’s find out. Speed, Speed, Speed Even though AMP may be finally out the door…
So your article, or entire website, has been copied. Word for word, your copy is staring at you, but it is on some other website. It sucks. You feel a bit violated. You want it removed immediately. In 20 years…
Out of 3820 submissions from 50 countries, two PaperStreet website designs were recognized in the 2020 MUSE Creative Awards. Law firm websites for Waldon Adelman Castilla Hiestand & Prout and Cullen and Dykman received silver awards in the Law &…
Two PaperStreet Website Designs Win in International Creative Design Competition, Hermes Creative Awards PaperStreet is proud to announce that two of our law firm web designs have been selected as Hermes Creative Awards winners for 2020. Our design for The…
For more than 10 years Lawyerist.com has published a “best law firm websites” list featuring the top law firm web designs of the year. As one of the most popular legal marketing resources on the web, Lawyerist.com receives hundreds of…
We strongly believe in educating others about best practices for law firm websites. We were one of the first agencies to use WordPress and make responsive websites for firms. We were also one of the first agencies to create sliders…
Amazon has now released its Amazon IP Accelerator. It connects businesses with IP law firms who can provide trademark and copyright services. I assume patent services and other practice areas may be added in the future. For now, however, they…
It is now official. ADA accessibility applies to websites. Your website must be compliant. The Supreme Court has refused to hear the case of Robles vs. Domino’s Pizza. This means that the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling, which held that Domino’s website must be compliant, stands. The retailer needs to have a compliant website.