Altman Weil gave a pointed warning to law firms Wednesday: beef up your legal operations or you’ll pay for it down the road.
Some firms are ahead of the curve.
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Altman Weil warned law firms that if they don't invest in their legal operation departments they will fall behind. A few didn't need the warning: they've already gone ahead.
May 16, 2019 at 04:56 PM
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Altman Weil gave a pointed warning to law firms Wednesday: beef up your legal operations or you’ll pay for it down the road.
Some firms are ahead of the curve.
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