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Martin Fisher writes..
The Pupil Barristers Group was constituted in
March 2000 and is independently run by and for pupils, a definition
which includes those who have secured pupillage and tenants in the first
six months of practice. We aim to provide information, support and
representation for pupils, regarding pupillage-related issues. We are
trying to organise a website, a telephone helpline and an annual survey
of pupil's experiences.
Contact PBG, pupilbarristers@hotmail.com.
From Siobhan Heaney, of Infoconsult (http://www.infoconsult.ie):
It includes the Dáil Debates from 21
January 1919 (First Dáil) to 15 May 1997 (Twenty-Seventh Dáil) and the
Seanad Debates from 11 December 1922 (First Seanad) to 10 July 1997
(Twentieth Seanad).
Current Dail and Seanad Debates are still available
on the Irish government website at http://www.irlgov.ie.
siobhan@infoconsult.ie.
Charles Christian has been giving a series of talks around the country on
how a smaller firm should develop a website and an online strategy. Now
he is offering a paper based on this topic for free, either as a Word
document or a pdf file. For a copy of the paper, call Legal News Media
on 01379 687518 or email news@legalnewsmedia.com. See also his
site at www.legalnewsmedia.com.
Client Appeal is a public relations and marketing consultancy for firms of
solicitors run by Lawrence McNulty (www.clientappeal.co.uk) and based
in the Thames Valley. He offers a great deal of free information on the
site, under useful headings like advertising, brochures, client care,
hospitality and several more. You can also ask a question on any of
these topics and receive a useful answer (free).
Practical Solutions is a Marketing, Training and IT Consultancy based in
Altrincham, Cheshire, and run by legal marketing expert Allan Carton
(www.inpractice.co.uk). The site contains articles on marketing the
practice, focussing the practice, e-marketing, getting noticed on the web,
web sites for conveyancers and other topics (you have to register for the
articles but they are free). The firm are also able to develop websites for
their clients with a strong marketing approach.
Back to Contents.
Irish Parliamentary Debates
The complete archives of Irish Parliamentary Debates are now available
on the Irish Government website at
http://www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie. It contains the full text of the
Official Report of the Parliamentary Debates of the Houses of the
Oireachtas Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann as published by the
Stationery Office in bound volumes.
Online Strategy for Law Firms and Marketing
Charles Christian
Client Appeal
Practical Solutions