Law firm consultant Richard Gary helps you see whether your firm's falling apart, and offers some steps for putting things back together.
August 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
1 minute read
Today, most firms are feeling the effects of reduced economic growth. Transactions activity has slowed considerably, and clients are increasingly seeking alternatives to litigation. Almost all firms are affected to a degree; a few are affected to the point that their futures are in jeopardy.
How do you know if a firm is in serious trouble? And what can be done if it is?
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