[h4]Do I really need to market my law practice?[/h4]

Absolutely! Today, the competition is fierce among personal injury attorneys. Hundreds of millions of dollars were spent on legal marketing last year. If you are not advertising on television or the Internet, you risk losing cases to those who are. Our group attorney marketing program enables you to take advantage of these critical forms of legal advertising at a fraction of the cost of what others are spending.

[h4]Can I afford an effective attorney advertising campaign?[/h4]

The Lawyers Group is a collective legal advertising program. Our group attorney marketing program allows participating attorneys across the country to share the overall cost. This allows you to reap the benefits of a major national ad campaign at a fraction of the cost.

[h4]How does Lawyers Group advertise on the Internet?[/h4]

Our sites are optimized for search engines. When a personal injury victim is searching for a lawyer, Lawyers Group will appear in search engine results. In addition, Lawyers Group uses local and national pay-per-click campaigns to generate leads. These advertisements are visible on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smart phones. We help you generate personal injury leads regardless of how victims are searching for help.

[h4]I already invest in the Yellow Pages. How is Lawyers Group better?[/h4]

Fewer and fewer people use the Yellow Pages to find personal injury attorneys. Instead of using the Yellow Pages, injury victims are turning to the Internet to search for attorneys. TV is also a dynamic and proactive medium reaching into hospital and homes and motivating injury victims to call. Lawyers Group utilizes both of these mediums to produce more personal injury cases for you.

[h4]How does the ABA feel about advertising?[/h4]

The ABA released a study on legal advertising. Among their findings is that attorney advertising does not tarnish the image of lawyers. In fact, the study says, “…it is clear that advertising is a major factor in the delivery of legal services, especially to the poor.”