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Sometimes, yes. In a market this size the ceiling sum occasionally comes back too low to justify a serious campaign, and taking the engagement anyway would mean charging a fee against a channel that cannot produce enough to cover it.

More often the sum works and works well, because the competition really is thin and the position really is defensible. We would rather establish which of those you are looking at before either of us commits.

You can appear here, and for some practice areas that is enough. What you will not have is the local advantage, and in a small county where the bar knows itself, being visibly from somewhere else costs you more than it would in a large metro.

It also cuts the other way, which is the more interesting point. A firm genuinely based here can hold this market against much larger outside firms precisely because those firms are not paying attention to a county with thirty judgeships.

Because it is free, published, and roughly calibrated to caseload. Judicial positions are allocated with reference to the volume of work a court handles, so the count is a reasonable first approximation of how much legal activity a county generates.

It is a proxy and we have said so on the page. It tells you nothing about which practice areas that work falls into, and it should never be the only input. It is useful for the question this page asks, which is whether a market is big enough to be worth the effort, and not much else.