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We’re proud to announce the launch of the new digital home for The Hon. Elliott Myers, K.C.: https://elliottmyersadr.ca/

After a distinguished career on the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Elliott transitioned his expertise into commercial mediation and arbitration. Skunkworks was honoured to help support that transition through the development of a cohesive brand identity and streamlined online presence.

Built on a lightweight custom WordPress framework, the new site was designed with clarity, speed, and simplicity in mind, creating a professional home base where colleagues and clients can easily access Elliott’s experience and services.

Thank you, Elliott, for trusting the Skunkworks team with this project.

Many law firms wonder how much they should invest in marketing. The answer depends on your revenue, growth goals, and how far ahead you’re willing to plan.

Many firms finish their strategy for the next year by mid-year, but true growth means looking 18-24 months ahead. From SEO and content marketing to paid ads, AI tools, and thought leadership, a clear budget keeps your firm proactive rather than reactive.

Read our latest post for insights on building a smart 2026 marketing budget that balances quick wins and long-term growth.

https://skunkworks.ca/how-law-firms-should-allocate-marketing-budgets/

We’re pleased to share that Brianne, Managing Director, has been quoted in the Canadian Bar Association's National Magazine. In the article, written by Julie Stauffer, she weighs in on why law firms should embrace online reviews as part of their marketing strategy.

“If firms don’t have a Google review strategy, they’re really missing out on an opportunity to build trust and credibility” shares Brianne.

The piece explores why, even if it feels uncomfortable, asking clients for feedback is becoming essential in a market where online reviews influence nearly every decision.

Reaching for the Google stars Asking clients to publicly evaluate your performance can feel a little icky. But here’s why — and how — law firms should get in on the game