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A variety of recent studies show that employees’ skills are regularly underutilized. By tapping some of these currently-unknown skills, law firms can find new opportunities for business development,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
24 Hours of (Legal) Rebels
The ABA Journal kicks off its “24 Hours of Legal Rebels” this morning with an essay by Legal OnRamp’s Paul Lippe, a predictive survey of the 2011 legal landscape. Every hour, a new essay, interview,...
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Tenacity is great, but attorneys in the courtroom need to monitor their mouths. Never talk over the judge. If you are a practicing attorney, you already know the repercussions are generally not...
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