Legal Staffing Trends: How Small Firms Can Lead the Market
Coaching for Lawyers
February 2, 2022
Where innovation is concerned, it’s rarely large, unwieldy institutions that lead the charge. In tech, for instance, start-ups drive new ideas while behemoths in the field rely on vast cash reserves to buy out innovation when it grows hot. Think Amazon snapping up Zappos in 2009, or Facebook purchasing Instagram in 2012. In the world of media, the same is true. Condé Nast bought Reddit in 2006. Axel Spring snagged Politico last year. In law, however, this doesn’t happen…and small firms ultimately pay the price. Nowhere is this more evident than where legal staffing is concerned.
Law Firm Ownership Changes Every Lawyer Must Know
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September 2, 2020
If you’re like so many folks out there, your first thought upon learning that non-lawyers can now own law firms was probably, Is that even legal? But you’re not like most folks out there. You’re a lawyer, and so of course you know that it’s legal. What might surprise you is that it’s also a good thing.
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