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Year-End Book Recommendations
As we head into the holiday season and prepare for the New Year, I’d like to offer some quick summaries of books I
Posted In: Business Development
By LawVision on December 18, 2014
As we head into the holiday season and prepare for the New Year, I’d like to offer some quick summaries of books I
Posted In: LawVision News
By Michael D. Short on December 16, 2014
“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning.” Albert Einstein As 2014 winds down
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By Jim Cranston on December 12, 2014
It’s the little things that matter most. As we begin to close out 2014, take a moment to consider how far a little
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By Joseph B. Altonji on December 11, 2014
As law firm leaders turn their sights to the annual year-end drill – “set compensation, collect AR, manage the results” – it is
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By LawVision on December 4, 2014
The holiday season is upon us yet again. It sure would be easier for many of us if the end of the year
Posted In: Culture & Diversity, LawVision News
By LawVision on December 2, 2014
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the firm Not a partner was joyful, the Chair bleakly confirmed. Invoices were sent out
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By LawVision on November 26, 2014
Until last winter, it was rare that I took the time to pause and reflect on the things I have to be thankful
Posted In: Assessments, Strategic Planning
By Michael D. Short on November 25, 2014
By Mike Short and Geoff Schuler As 2014 draws to a close, it’s clear that the pace of merger and acquisition discussions remains
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By Silvia L. Coulter on November 20, 2014
What’s the most often-heard reason for not doing more to increase selling efforts? Lack of time. I won’t argue with this except to
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By LawVision on November 14, 2014
I love this holiday story that proves clients can come from anywhere. Recently, a client of mine was headed out to a mountain