Managing Partners Roundtable, part of the Law Practice Management Day on Jan. 30 at the NYSBA’s annual meeting. From left: moderator Craig Brown of Cadence Counsel, Louis DiLorenzo of Bond, Schoeneck & King, Daniel Connolly of Bracewell, Marc Landis of Phillips Nizer, Ronald Shechtman of Pryor Cashman, Richard Scarola of Scarola Zubatov Schaffzin. Courtesy of the NYSBA
Managing partners at several New York law offices spoke about some of the most pressing concerns facing firms.
January 30, 2020 at 06:12 PM
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What are some of the most pressing issues for law firm leaders these days?
Several managing partners from large to small firms discussed Thursday a host of challenges in the legal industry, such as millennial demands, succession planning, real estate costs and how to handle lawyers who don’t generate enough business.
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