You know how important it is to market your law firm’s services. It helps draw in new clients and establishes your firm as a well-known, trusted name in the community.

However, you and your associates may have days packed with court cases, meeting with clients and writing briefs on their behalf. You can barely manage to carve out time to refill the break room coffee maker, let alone write a bunch of copy for a marketing plan. What should your firm do? The answer may be to hire a freelance …