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Assigning groups of lawyers associated with a particular client who meet internally to strategize and discuss the client's needs is one way many firms are generating new revenue. Focusing on important clients helps firms beat their competition and respond the way clients want them too, said Michael Rynowecer, president of Wellesley, Mass.-based BTI, a consultancy.
March 19, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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