The role and importance of professional management in law firms continues to grow. That's why George Washington University recently announced the creation of a master's degree in law firm management designed for professional law firm managers and administrators. An outgrowth of a previous master's degree program in professional service firm management, the new program will focus exclusively on the management and leadership challenges of running successful law firms, explains consultant James Jones.
November 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The role and importance of professional management in law firms continues to grow. That’s why George Washington University recently announced the creation of a new master’s degree in law firm management designed specifically for professional law firm managers and administrators.
An outgrowth of a previous master’s degree program in professional service firm management, the new program will focus exclusively on the management and leadership challenges of running successful law firms.
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