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Category Archives: personal injury
Gerry’s Video Tip of the Day (or night)
Don’t shoot your video in front of your beautiful office window.
Why not?
Your camera doesn’t know what to focus on. It doesn’t know what’s light or dark. When you have a bright source of light from outside, it makes everything inside look extremely dark. The better practice is to close your window shades and put [...]
Gerry’s Video Tip of the Day (or night)
Do not create an attorney video to sell yourself to a potential client. If you come across as a salesman, you will lose all your viewers and you probably will not get any calls. The reason why attorney video works so well is because it is the best way to educate a potential client and [...]
Gerry’s Video Tip of the Day (or night)
If you think your legal credentials are important to an online viewer, you’re wrong.
A visitor searching for an attorney usually assumes that each lawyer has graduated law school and passed the bar.
The only question a viewer wants to know is: CAN YOU SOLVE MY LEGAL PROBLEM?
If you can help answer their unasked question with an [...]
Gerry’s Video Tip of the Day
Change your clothes!
Why change your clothes when doing video? Not for the reason you’d expect.
For those lawyers who will create multiple videos during one video shoot session, I strongly suggest changing your clothes midway during your video shoot.
Why? Because viewers get tired of seeing the ’same-old’ stuff. If you’re wearing the same suit and [...]
Did This Firm Hire the Godzilla Film Crew?
Another YouLaw review by Gerry Oginski!
“Read My Lips (Since My Video Didn’t Sync Properly)
Military criminal defense attorney Michael Waddington of Gonzalez & Waddington serves up some heady practical advice in his straight-talking video that turns to mush.
Attorney Michael Waddington is the brute squad (see The Princess Bride) with a smile. I like his videos. I [...]
Lawyer Videos-An Interview on the Legal Broadcast Network
Listen in as Gerry Oginski, an experienced New York medical malpractice, wrongful death and accident trial lawyer is interviewed by Scott Drake on the Legal Broadcast Network. The key to using video is to educate consumers to make them a better, more informed consumer of legal services.
Information Age Saps Jurors’ Attention
By Trey CoxThe National Law JournalFebruary 6, 2009
This is a great article that discusses the problems trial lawyers face and must compete with on a daily basis in the courtroom. Each day we are bombarded with thousands of messages craving our attention. Read the article to find out how a trial lawyer can deal with [...]
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