Law firms start webcasting

Not usually known for being on the cutting edge of technology or web trends, some law firms are adopting webcasts for communicating with clients. There are about 200 webcasts available on the British firm Allen & Overy’s website, comprising staff testimonials and briefings on legal developments. In Australia, a couple of firms are following suit. Gadens and Clayton Utz have a total of 12 webcasts on their sites. Clayton Utz told The Australian Financial Review it is still a trial.

Law firms start webcasting smartcompany.com.au Fri, Nov 23, 2007