EPISODE · Mar 14, 2025 · 5 MIN
How Lawyers Can Request Case Studies Without Feeling Pushy | Legal Marketing Q&A
from Pillar & Scroll - Law Firm Marketing: Live Q&A · host Paul Evans
When a Partner & Head of Commercial Litigation asked about requesting case studies from clients, it opened up an important conversation about turning legal victories into marketing assets. In this practical Q&A, we explore how lawyers can effectively request case studies without feeling pushy. You'll discover: The mindset shift that makes requesting case studies easier and more effective A 4-tier approach that gives clients options based on their comfort level Why timing is crucial when asking for case studies How to frame your request to make it safe for clients to say yes The ultimate test to determine if a case is suitable for a case study Practical tips for handling sensitive or confidential matters Whether you're hesitant to ask clients for testimonials or looking to build a more strategic approach to showcasing your expertise, this Q&A provides actionable guidance for legal professionals. 📝 Want more? Read our full guide: https://www.pillarscroll.com/insights/request-case-studies-for-law-firms/ 💡 Got a legal marketing question? We answer a new question every week from law firm leaders. Submit yours - email [email protected] 🌎 Pillar & Scroll around the web: ► Visit the Pillar & Scroll website https://www.pillarscroll.com ► Follow Pillar & Scroll on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/pillar-scroll/ ► Connect with Paul on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulevansmelb/ ► Follow Pillar & Scroll on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/pillar.scroll/ ► Follow Pillar & Scroll on X https://x.com/PillarScroll ► Subscribe to Pillar & Scroll on Substack https://pillarscroll.substack.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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