#Forensic animation cases
08-Apr-95 01:33:40
Sb: #163572-#Forensic animation cases
Fm: Brandon Bartlett 74644,3053
To: Rick Miller 76170,3214
Hi Rick,
>> are you volunteering? That what happened to me, if you mention it, you
usually end up getting the job <BG>.<<
Sure, why not. "I officially volunteer". I have downloaded your list of
forensic animators. Thanks! As a matter of fact, I think I got your name off
of that list and sent you some e-mail in the past couple days about an article
I am writing on forensic animation for "The Alabama Lawyer" magazine. Did you
get it?
>>I also think that its the money
>>Sometimes its just that they don't know that someone locally is available.
Its a marketing problem I'm not sure how to tackle. Any ideas?<<
Yeah, I agree with both. Most state bar associations, if not all, publish
magazines or newsletters which *all* licensed attorneys in the state receive.
Have you thought about running an advertisement? Or maybe a booth at your
state's annual bar association convention?
>>We need someone thats sharp in a business sense to do a study that will show
the attorneys return on their investment, what size of case where they would
brake even and so on.<<
Cool idea! I'll look into that.
Best Regards,
Brandon
DesignTec