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Back to Basics in Law Firm Sales
When it comes to sales at law firms, simpler is better, largely because the owners of these unique businesses place the highest priority
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By Steven M. Bell on November 26, 2024
When it comes to sales at law firms, simpler is better, largely because the owners of these unique businesses place the highest priority
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By Jim Cranston on October 16, 2024
In today’s competitive legal market, simply knowing people isn’t enough. I often hear from clients, “She’ll definitely call me if she ever has
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By Steven M. Bell on September 17, 2024
In recent blog posts, we mentioned many law firms are once again considering forming sales forces. And we also opined that sales professionals
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By Steven M. Bell on August 7, 2024
Sales is now an established function at law firms, continuing to gain ground as more and more client-facing professionals come on board to
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By Silvia L. Coulter on June 25, 2024
What difference does a decade make? In the legal industry, which has often been voted ‘Most Resistant to Change,’ a lot and not
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By Jim Cranston on June 18, 2024
Navigating a business development lunch, especially with a pivotal figure like a new General Counsel (GC), can be a blend of excitement and
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By Silvia L. Coulter on June 11, 2024
Only the most experienced skiers traverse trails marked by signs bearing two diamonds. These routes are reserved for the ‘best of the best.’
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By Steven M. Bell on May 29, 2024
It’s a longstanding tradition in the legal business: Clients complain about law firms on subjects such as price, deficient client service, slow response
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By Jim Cranston on April 23, 2024
As I sat down to begin the workshop, my client provided me with some insights about their team. I listened attentively as they
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By Steven M. Bell on April 16, 2024
When Business Development (BD) professionals and the lawyers they work with use the word “closing,” they primarily mean acquiring a new client or