The
recent Attorney Selection Research Study by The Research Intelligence
Group (TRiG), taught us all sorts of things about where consumers go to
search for attorneys online, how they obtain legal information from the
Internet and even the specific types of devices they use to do this
online searching.
Armed
with this data, it would be fair to ask: So what? Does it really matter
if we know about the online searching habits of consumers with legal
needs, if we don't know what happens AFTER they complete their online
research?
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link to read the remainder of Amy Kovar's post.
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