You and the Law - Helping BC Lawyers attract new clients
Comments from Law Firms
"We have been very impressed with Janice Mucalov's 'You and the Law' columns, which have connected our lawyers with our community, improving their knowledge of legal issues and resulting in increased business to our firm."
Stephanie Sieber
McConnan Bion O'Connor & Peterson, Law Corporation
Victoria, BC
"Retaining the services of 'You and the Law' has been one of the most cost effective marketing efforts that we have ever undertaken! Janice Mucalov, LL.B. is able to express day-to-day legal issues in a format that is easy to read, and helps the reader better identify whether or not they have a legal issue that requires the services of a lawyer."
Ernie Gauvreau
(former Director of Administration)
Richards Buell Sutton LLP
Vancouver, BC
"We are very pleased to be able to direct readers to some free legal information written in an entertaining and easy to understand way. We have had a positive response from not only clients but also acquaintances, who enjoy and look forward to reading the articles. This has been an excellent way to promote our firm in Nanaimo and other Vancouver Island communities."
Nick Fabris
Fabris McIver Hornquist & Radcliffe
Nanaimo, BC
"It is not uncommon to receive phone calls from new clients who pose questions related to Janice's topic, within days of publication. At other times, I have seen a copy of the 'You and the Law' article tucked into the documents a client brings to my office. It is obvious that the columns are read, and that they are effective in prompting people to obtain legal advice on the given topic."
Lawrence Coulter
Milne Selkirk
Langley and New Westminster, BC
"We certainly did find the columns worthwhile. I think people in the community really enjoyed the columns. Existing clients also found the columns very 'readable' and asked good questions as a result. Even if I don't speak to every client about powers of attorney or representation agreements or whatever, by reading the columns, they made the initial step."
Allison Read
Heather Sadler Jenkins
Prince George, BC
