 Toppling the Giants: Can Solo Lawyers Use Technology to Compete With Larger Firms and Win? Here's the inside story on the favorite gadgets and killer applications that are helping small firms go toe-to-toe with megafirms—and win. Sandy Ramlet
Develop a "First Mover" Advantage The key to competitive advantage is to be first to market with exceptional ideas and exceptional service offerings. Can your firm or practice group "think different" and lead the market? Patrick J. McKenna New! "Bookmarks" Column LPM's longstanding book review column gets a facelift and a fresh outlook on resources for thriving law practices.

Editor's Page - Merrilyn Astin Tarlton on micropractices.  Technology in Practice Department Product Watch Marketing Practice Development Clips On Balance Chair's Message  Bookmarks Best Practices Profile | | 

Technology Update: World-Class Innovation and Century-Class Headaches The mixed messages in 1999 gave us a century-class headache. Microsoft is on a Mission From Bill--to kill the word "innovate" and to beat us all senseless with another new operating system. Fortunately, Keep It Simple technology keeps winning--Pam Computing, cheap computers, Internet services that people really use, Web-based applications, and the all-too-sensible Web-hosted intranets and extranets G. Burgess Allison nothing.but.net: Free Stuff on the Internet When considering computers, software and services, just how "free" is "free"? Here's a guide for reading between the letters. Erik J. Heels Product Watch The latest legal technology news in the lpm-newproducts@abanet.org inbox. Storm Evans

Targeting Small Businesses? Focus on Reputation and Accessibility Your good reputation will draw clients—remaining accessible will help you keep them. Milton W. Zwicker Marketing: Tiptoe Around the Footsteps of Dinosaurs  Maybe your small practice doesn't need to compete against the Goliaths. Robert W. Denney Practice Development Clips Mutual marketing, undifferentiating taglines and more. Ross Fishman
 Develop a "First Mover" Advantage The key to competitive advantage is to be first to market with exceptional ideas and exceptional service offerings. Charles F. Robinson
New Column! On Balance: The Joy of Not Knowing  In this new column focusing on life as a "human-at-law," our guest columnist explains how not knowing can be extraordinarily useful. Steven Keeva |