Thanks to Samantha Collier for her help in assembling this list of Firm Twitter accounts for the AmLaw 100. If we missed your firm’s primary Twitter account, please email that information to info@adriandayton.com Notes about the chart: High activity equals >500 total tweets, Medium is >100 total tweets and Low is for firms with less…
(As originally published in the National Law Journal July 4, 2011) I had my first taste of Southern hospitality this week while flying to Charleston, S.C. My wife and I were sitting next to a couple who struck up a conversation with us, and we became fast friends. By the end of the flight, they’d…
(As originally published in the National Law Journal June 23, 2011) The legal blogosphere is expanding at a rapid pace. Just 10 months ago, AmLaw 100 firms produced 126 blogs, but now that number has more than doubled, to 270 and counting. Still, large firm blogging is growing in a highly disproportionate fashion. Take a…
My first crack at video blogging, still some kinks to work out, but I’m a big believer in video so I need to start practicing what I preach. CLICK HERE FOR THE BLOGS OF THE AMLAW 100
In September of 2010 I published the first list of the blogs of the AmLaw 100, and it has been one of my post popular articles of all time along with the companion piece in the National Law Journal “Which Law Firm Own the Most Digital Real Estate?” At the time I invited Law Firms…
(As originally published in the National Law Journal June 16, 2011) When I first started talking to lawyers about social media in early 2009, there were barely more than 30 million Linkedin users worldwide. A common complaint I would hear from lawyers was, “Nobody I do business with uses Linkedin.” This is no longer the…
(As originally published in the National Law Journal June 6, 2011) Most of my good online habits I learned as a teenager working on my grandparents’ ranch in Wyoming. At the end of the day, we would head back to my grandfather’s house to be rewarded with a homemade dinner from my grandmother. Grandma taught…