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Technology

The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly On The Internet

June 8, 2010 Law Marketing/Networking

A couple of days ago, my friend and colleague Mirriam Seddiq posted a very flattering piece on me on the Not Guilty blog.  Thank you, Mirriam. This is one of the many good things that have come about because of my presence on the Internet.

The same day that Mirriam’s entry came out I also learned [...]

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Criminal Defense Attorney Challenges to the Breath Test in a Washington, D.C. DWI or DUI Case

December 26, 2009 DUI and Driving Offenses

Over the last couple of weeks, I have covered potential legal challenges along every step of an arrest for driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving under the influence (DUI), or operating while impaired (OWI) in Washington, D.C.

Specifically, I have discussed potential challenges to the police officer’s initial stop of the vehicle and the officer’s decision to [...]

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A Neophyte Deals with Search Engine Optimization

December 19, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

Ever since I set up this website a couple of months ago, I have had many offers – for a fee, of course – to improve the site’s ranking on Google.  I have always been a neophyte when it comes to matters involving the Internet.  I also have to admit that, prior to launching the [...]

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Tracking the Koehler Law Blog: We’re #2117!

November 18, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

I read a New Yorker article a couple of years ago in which the author was tracking sales of his new book on Amazon.com.  While I can’t recall the author’s name or the title of the book, I remember that the book was ranked at well over 1 million on the list of Amazon.com’s best-selling [...]

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Addicted to Google Analytics

November 12, 2009 Law Marketing/Networking

My wife and I went to see the movie Julie & Julia a couple of months ago, and I was reminded recently of the scene in which the young woman starts her blog.  After posting for a couple of weeks, Julie asks plaintively whether or not anyone has in fact been reading what she has [...]

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