At the end of the last segment in this series, I opined that our industry needed to respond in creative and imaginative ways to the new market landscape, and that it would take "unswerving resolve" to do so effectively and successfuly. But I also warned that I don't have confidence in our ability to do that and promised to address why that's so in this article.
February 07, 2013 at 09:18 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
At the end of the last segment in this series, I opined that our industry needed to respond in creative and imaginative ways to the new market landscape, and that it would take “unswerving resolve” to do so effectively and successfuly.
But I also warned that I don’t have confidence in our ability to do that, and promised to address why that’s so in this article.
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