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What’s Your Tagline?

by Carolyn Elefant on March 6, 2005 · 4 comments

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Are you a “Heavy Hitter” – or  a lawyer who means business?  What about a Tiger?  These are just a couple of the slogans mentioned in this brief article here. What’s your slogan – and do you need one?

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  • http://temp.starklawlibrary.org/blog/archive/2005_03.html#003281 Stark County Law Library Blawg

    “What’s Your Tagline?”

    Posted by Carolyn Elefant: ?re you a “Heavy Hitter” – or a lawyer who means business? What about a Tiger?

  • http://temp.starklawlibrary.org/blog/archive/2005_03.html#003281 Stark County Law Library Blawg

    “What’s Your Tagline?”

    Posted by Carolyn Elefant: ?re you a “Heavy Hitter” – or a lawyer who means business? What about a Tiger?

  • http://www.QuestionOfLaw.net Lisa Solomon

    I do legal research and writing for other attorneys on an outsourcing basis. My tagline is “When it’s a question of law . . .” I haven’t asked clients and prospective clients if my tagline made an impression on them; maybe I’ll track this in the future.
    I notice that the attorneys mentioned in the linked article all seem to be PI attorneys. That may be due to the writer’s bias, since I have come across many different types of firms that use tag lines.

  • http://www.QuestionOfLaw.net Lisa Solomon

    I do legal research and writing for other attorneys on an outsourcing basis. My tagline is “When it’s a question of law . . .” I haven’t asked clients and prospective clients if my tagline made an impression on them; maybe I’ll track this in the future.
    I notice that the attorneys mentioned in the linked article all seem to be PI attorneys. That may be due to the writer’s bias, since I have come across many different types of firms that use tag lines.

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