
October 2021 Wyoming Lawyer


I remember having a conversation with a lawyer who told me that his marketing goal was to have lunch with another business professional every day. I asked him to track how many referrals he got from that. A month later, I asked him how things were going, and he said, ‘Well, I guess I was just having lunch.’
One of the primary additional benefits of being professionally active on social media services is the wide opportunity to meet other professionals. You’ll want to get to know other professionals on social media because it’s a great way to drive referrals to your law practice from complementary businesses, including other law firms.
When most lawyers think about niche practice, their notion is that of a practice limited to one, or a few, practice areas. And, that’s one of the chief reasons that attorneys approach the notion of a niche practice with some combination of trepidation and dread.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Emily S. Madden, an attorney from Jackson, Wyoming, has been elected to serve as Chair of the Young Lawyers Section.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Jason Petri, an attorney from Rock Springs, Wyoming, has been elected commissioner of the Wyoming State Bar to represent the Third Judicial District, which consists of Lincoln, Sweetwater and Uinta Counties. Petri will serve a three-year term.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Kelly M. Neville, an attorney from Laramie, Wyoming, has been elected Treasurer of its organization.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Teresa S. Thybo, an attorney from Green River, Wyoming, has been elected Vice President.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Christopher H. Hawks, an attorney from Jackson, Wyoming, has been elected President-Elect of its organization and will serve as President in 2022-2023.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that J. Kenneth Barbe, an attorney from Casper, Wyoming, has been elected President of its organization.