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17. Clients Hope for Continuous Monitoring of their Matter
Monitoring really means capturing data, evaluating it, and then making corrections.15. What GCs Say Makes You a Go-To Lawyer
What does it mean for the relationship to be a success?13. Change Your Communication Approach to Change the Relationship
Clients want communications from you to be lean but it goes further than that. Pay attention to communications from clients for the keys to a good relationship.10. Relationship Management Redefined Through Data
The future methods of relationship management will veer away from the personal and move towards more objective and empirical foundations. Data will become a staple in those relationships and will drive which relationships continue and which ones may end.8. Ensure Stable Client Relationships
Continuity is desired as much by clients as law firms. Clients have their preferred 'go to' lawyers and law firms, who understand their business deeply and anticipate their needs.View more book results for the query "*"
7. Dealing With the New Reality
As the business world is becoming increasingly organized and connected, and general counsel and other buyers feel the squeeze, the buy-side now tells the sell-side how to operate. Given that raw demand is falling, law firms are paying attention.4. Forget the Fluff: Clients Want Business Advice
Clients are looking for firms that can connect the dots.3. GC Wants and Law Firm To-Do's Part 2
Here's the second part of our dialog with GCs, with 16 more concerns. Hover over each one for practical ideas for how law firms can be responsive to these issues.2. GC Wants and Law Firm To-Do's Part 1
In our daily conversations with GCs, we hear some recurring themes. Here's Part 1 of a 2-part round up of 11 of the most frequent concerns to scroll through. Hover over each one for practical ideas for how to respond.1. Anticipating What Clients Wish You Would Get Right
As part of our ALM Global Leaders in Law program, we asked members their thoughts on how they're working with their law firms and what they see as the most important areas to improve upon.