Credit: SpicyTruffel/Adobe Stock Law Firms Are Anxious to Resume In-Person Retreats, but Backup Plans Remain
"We have learned the important rule of predicting the future," Akin Gump's Kim Koopersmith said. "It is a foolish undertaking."
November 01, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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Law Firm Management
The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
At the beginning of 2021, law firm leaders were hoping for a return to in-person retreats, while preparing for the likelihood of virtual ones. The thinking for 2022 has changed somewhat, but not to the point of guaranteeing full in-person summits.
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