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Business Development for Law Firms: Everything is Discoverable
I have great respect for my peers, clients, friends and colleagues in the legal industry. Given most of my focus is on revenue
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By Silvia L. Coulter on January 25, 2017
I have great respect for my peers, clients, friends and colleagues in the legal industry. Given most of my focus is on revenue
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By LawVision on January 20, 2017
An element that is rarely included in professional development and related business development curriculums in law firms is the topic of “trust.” Trust
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By LawVision on January 11, 2017
I come from a skiing family – not a “luxury condo at Vail” kind of skiing family, but more of a “tromp through
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By Silvia L. Coulter on January 5, 2017
What does stress have to do with business development? A lot. Building, maintaining and growing a significant practice coupled with billable hour requirements
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By Silvia L. Coulter on December 12, 2016
Building and maintaining relationships is what sales is all about. It’s doubtful any business person would disagree. Further, maintaining relationships with good contacts,
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By Jim Cranston on December 7, 2016
I read a great article in the Harvard Business Review on networking. In “Don’t Waste Your Time on Networking Events,” author Derek Coburn
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By Michael D. Short on November 28, 2016
In July, I wrote a blog entitled Who Will Be the Owners of Law Firms in the Future. My goal at that time
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By LawVision on November 23, 2016
What is your number one obstacle to attracting new business? If you are like most of my clients, your answer is “time.” Lack
Posted In: Business Development, Organizational Structure, Research, Intelligence & Data Science
By LawVision on November 21, 2016
Outsourcing a law firm’s back office functions like Finance or Information Technology (IT) certainly isn’t a new concept. However, as law firm leaders
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By Jim Cranston on November 4, 2016
The Cubs won the world series, Donald Trump may be our next President, and law firms are hiring sales professionals. What? Really? From