It is, unfortunately, all too common for law firm partners to side-eye business executives who are brought in to help steer the organization's strategy. But without mutual respect and some level of trust between lawyers and other high-level professionals, a firm's efforts to expand its C-suite can go sour in a hurry.
April 26, 2021 at 11:00 PM
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It is, unfortunately, all too common for law firm partners to side-eye nonlawyer executives who are brought in to help steer the organization’s strategy. But letting lawyers lawyer and leaving the rest to business experts can be incredibly effective.
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