As a legal firm, it’s essential for us to keep updated on the latest legal trends and find fresh sources of creative inspiration while staying connected to other professionals.

To stay current, we use a variety of online and offline sources to provide the latest in legal services to our clients and strengthen our business and relationships. These tools allow us to provide exceptional service to all our clients, ensuring they receive the most up to date legal assistance.

If you’re looking for the latest legal trends or guidance, we’re going to share some of our most valuable resources for all things related to the law.

1. Texas Bar Journal.

The Texas Bar aims to oversee the development and implementation of communications plans and projects to achieve greater public awareness of the State Bar and the legal profession in Texas. They provide forums for the discussion of subjects about the practice of law to educate the public and work to ensure that all citizens have equal access to justice.

2. FAWL Newsletter.

The Florida Association for Women Lawyers (FAWL) was established to actively promote gender equality and leadership roles in the legal profession. They facilitate the administration of justice and encourage reform in law. The newsletter offers a host of information and benefits as well as connects you with an already established community of women lawyers all dedicated to each other’s success.

3. The Florida Bar.

The Florida Bar is the integrated bar association for the state of Florida. It is the third largest such bar in the United States. It offers a host of services for the public including:

a. Lawyer Referral Service.

b. Attorney Discipline.

c. Consumer Information.

d. Pro Bono & Legal Aid.

e. Legal/Civics Education.

f. Prepaid Legal Services, and much more.

The Bar ensures that attorneys practice with ethics and are up to date with laws and changes.

4. Social Media.

For some lawyers, especially litigators, social media is a tool that helps them provide better representation to their clients. Whether it’s mining social media for evidence or researching jurors online, social media is helping them to make their clients’ cases in court. There are also multiple links to interesting stories and guides posted on social media, making it beneficial for clients and lawyers alike.