TechnoLawyer is running some columns I’ve written in their SmallLaw series. They have some excellent writers (plus me) addressing small firm issues. They make the columns public, a week after release, on TechnoLawayer blog. You can get the content a week earlier by subscribing to SmallLaw via email.

My most recent column came out yesterday. I hope you enjoy it:

It’s time to incorporate video into every aspect of your practice. It’s a great tool for marketing, communicating, documenting, and training. You can leverage an inexpensive camera like no other single tool in your arsenal. You can buy a camera, microphone, tripod, and lights for less than $500. You’ll recoup your costs in a few hours. We use a $150 Kodak Zi8. We’ve added a lapel microphone from Radio Shack, a tripod from BestBuy, and some bright halogen lights from Home Depot. The high definition picture looks stunning. Below you’ll find 12 ways you can put video to work.

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