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Sending cards during the holidays seems to be a tradition that is dying. But are holiday cards really a thing of the past? A recent survey says no.
ALL-STATE LEGAL has another stellar year of providing award-winning engraved and multi-process stationery to law firms and professional services firms.
It’s true. Stationery and printed material usage has declined. However, print is still very much alive. So shouldn’t your remaining printed materials differentiate and leave a strong impression? If you agree, below are some of the trends in the industry…
ALL-STATE LEGAL is a national provider of stationery, marketing materials and communication materials to law firms, accounting professionals, governmental agencies and businesses. Founded in 1946, we have produced award-winning materials for thousands of businesses. Plus, our continued support of engraving…
August 8, 2018 – Cranford, NJ ALL-STATE LEGAL formally announces Rosemary Bashwiner has accepted the role of President and Chief Operating Officer (COO) effective immediately. As President and COO, she will have responsibility for all of the Company’s Divisions as well….
It’s no surprise to anyone that with the popularity and ease of electronic communication, the use of stationery has decreased. However, paper is not dead as was once predicted. And stationery isn’t either. It is simply evolving like other communication…
The International Engraved Graphics Association (IEGA) announced the winners of its 2018 Engraved Stationery Contest at a special awards presentation at the end of June. ALL-STATE LEGAL was the proud recipient of 15 awards. Awards included 13 Certificates of Excellence and…
While so much in business and life is now transacted online, there is much to be said for keeping your physical business card handy. In a recent Forbes article, only 3 of the 16 experts thought the business card was…