Bringing in big deals, new litigation or the highly coveted anchor client is kind of like being struck by lightning. How do you increase the probability of getting struck?
July 16, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Bringing in big deals, new litigation or the highly coveted anchor client is kind of like being struck by lightning.
As it happens, a 48-year-old New Jersey woman was struck by lightning just the other weekend. A bolt from the blue, just like landing a big new client, is improbable. But that is very different from impossible.
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