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New article by Gav Ward, Director of leading AI-driven legal marketing agency MLT Digital, and Founder of this legal tech
If your firm is considering a new case management software, the multitude of options available can be overwhelming, especially if
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Search engine optimisation (SEO) has always been an essential core component of digital marketing for law firms looking to attract
When people think of Albert Einstein, they often think of E=mc². Yet, one of his most profound contributions was something
Ward’s Law: Towards a Global Framework for Law, Society & Ethics in Age of AI – The First Edition. Based
A certain English teacher, Sandra MacCallum, at Kyle Academy once taught that, sometimes, “you’ve got to put your foot into the icy water”. Don’t be afraid to come to powerful conclusions.
As noted in the previous post, one of the most important breakthroughs in writing your dissertation can come from spotting a gap where something has not yet been discussed. Once writing to fill that gap, it may be helpful to ask yourself what other angles there are to the debate. Or think about if the matter went to an official debate or, for law dissertations, to court. Think about creative arguments that an advocate might run and try to develop them yourself. Such development can lead to your getting a first rather than a 2:1.