How to Involve Your Client in Planning: Law Firm Perspective

A legal project should be a contact sport—the lawyer needs to involve the client.

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A legal project should be a contact sport—the lawyer needs to involve the client. In this lesson we clarify the ground rules for that. There are many decisions to make, but who owns which ones? Maybe these are things we don’t discuss enough. But when we do start to unpack this and set out some guidelines, we can see how important it is.

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