It’s nice to see LinkedIn in One Hour for Lawyers, Second Edition in the Best Sellers section of the ABA Web Store. A big thank you to readers of this blog who have bought the book.
If you’d like to get a good idea of what’s in the book, the Law Technology Today blog
On Thursday, November 7, I’ll be part of a great panel with Jan Wallen and Ruth Carter for a free webinar called “The Why and How of LinkedIn for Law Students,” presented by LexisNexis as part of its Law Student Webcasts series. Register here.
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On Thursday November 7th at 3 PM
A box of books arrived at my door – my copies of the new Second Edition of LinkedIn in One Hour for Lawyers. All of the work on a book project finally seems real and tangible when you get the box of books and hold one in your hands.
Allison Shields and I wrote
As you might already know, Allison Shields and I have written a new book called “LinkedIn in One Hour for Lawyers,” published by the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section.
We’re quite pleased with the initial reaction to the book (see comments here). Probably the most interesting response has been
As you might already know, Allison Shields and I have written a new book called “LinkedIn in One Hour for Lawyers,” published by the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section.
For Allison and me, the target date for the “official” launch of the book has always been ABA TECHSHOW, and,
As you might already know, Allison Shields and I have written a new book called “LinkedIn in One Hour for Lawyers,” published by the American Bar Association’s Law Practice Management Section.
For Allison and me, the target date for the “official” launch of the book has always been ABA TECHSHOW, and,
The UPS man brought me a package yesterday that contained the book in the photo below.
So, I thought now would be a good time to pre-announce the impending release of the new book Allison Shields and I have written called “LinkedIn in
