Nebraska Legal Marketing

Before Nebraska was a territory, it was home to many Native American tribes, including the Omaha, Otoe-Missouria, Arapaho, Cheyenne, Lakota and Ponca tribes. In 1862, the Homestead Act gave away Nebraska land to anyone willing to work and improve it. Five years later, Nebraska became the 37th state, on March 1, 1867.

Today Nebraska boasts about 1,796,600 residents. Almost 419,600 of them live in its largest city, Omaha, which is also home to the largest indoor rainforest, desert and nocturnal exhibit in the world, at the Henry Doorly Zoo. Almost 241,200 people call the capital city of Lincoln home.

Nebraska Legal Resources

For answers to your legal questions in Nebraska, start with the following resources:

  • Nebraska State Bar Association: The NSBA was founded in 1899 as a voluntary Bar, but membership has been mandatory since 1937 for any lawyer wishing to practice in Nebraska. It provides members with a variety of resources and benefits, including Casemaker, an online legal research tool; legal publications; and continuing education opportunities. The Bar website also offers links to a variety of free legal information for the public.
  • Nebraska Judicial Branch: On the judicial branch website you will find a searchable court calendar, a self help center, online payment options, information on jury service and much more.
  • Nebraska State Library: Although most materials may not be checked out from the library, you may search the library catalog online and request copies of needed items.

Resources for Legal Marketers in Nebraska

Legal marketers strive to showcase their firms strengths and give them a positive image in the community. The following resources provide support and resources to help:

  • Legal Marketing Association: The LMA provides its members with up-to-date information on current legal marketing issues through educational programs, various publications and research. Nebraska does not have a local chapter, but the International LMA provides all of the above benefits.
  • Association of Legal Administrators, Nebraska Chapter: Founded in 1971, the ALA promotes excellence in management of law firms through educational and certification opportunities for its members. The Nebraska Chapter can be contacted in care of Jackie Froendt, 409 S. 17th St, Omaha, NE 68102-2603.

    • Legal Marketing Jobs: Find legal marketing jobs in Nebraska.