Demystifying strategic planning: Why do law firms plan?By Alex M. RechenmacherJune 2016Set aside the necessary time to write a plan for your firm. Involve your stakeholders and prepare something that everybody can get behind, and your firm is then positioned to clearly speak to clients about why they should retain you for their legal needs.
Law firm partner relations: The foundation of a successful firmBy John W. OlmsteadMay 2016Getting the right “partner dynamic”—and a positive partner relations culture—is the key ingredient and the core basic building block of a successful law firm. It is the foundation for the firm.
The law practice MBABy Kerry M. LavelleOctober 2016By measuring empiricle data about your firm, you can view the current economic state and make adjustments and plans for future success.
Should “free consultations” R.I.P.?By Nicole SartoriOctober 2016Before discussing the advantages and disadvantages of charging a consultation fee, one must consider the type of client they are seeking and the type of law they are practicing.
Should you merge with another law firm?By John W. OlmsteadJune 2016While mergers can be a valid option, making them work is often another matter. Consider these tips before your firm makes the leap.