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4. U.S. Bank GC: This Is What It Means to Know My Business
While law firms often perceive they're doing a pretty good job learning the client business, GCs have unique requirements that are helpful to review. Here's a Q&A with Sarah Stroebel, the Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel at U.S. Bank.10. Data Analytics in Practice
Attorneys and law firms can no longer afford to be proof that some stereotypes are based on truth. In the "new reality," clients are demanding that law firms be able to provide data and analytics of that data.7. Shared Goals Between Law Firms and Clients
Buyers and sellers of legal services share common goals — quality, reliability and value.When Things Don't Go According to Plan
Tools for evaluating new information and events and formulating a strategic response.View more book results for the query "*"
Employing "Just in Case" Strategies During Execution
Even lean lawyers build in time for creative thinking. Here's how they do it.3. Maintaining Lean Communication
Clients hate to be kept in the dark and then blindsided. But they also don't want to be burdened with every trivial detail.11. Maintain Lean Communication With Clients, Opponents and Others
Clients hate to be kept in the dark and then blindsided. But equally, they don't want to be burdened with every trivial detail.10 Questions to Ask Your Client at a Kick-Off Meeting
Open-ended questions are the starting place for understanding a client's objectives and formulating the plan to achieve them.1. How to Meet the Client Demand — Know My Business
The most challenging and yet the most critical aspect of understanding the client's company and its business is understanding its business model.