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“Shared situational awareness and understanding” are military and intelligence concepts, where forces planning and executing missions need a “common operational picture.” Lawyers advising clients should similarly transform awareness of the COVID-19 situation into shared understanding.
May 06, 2020 at 10:00 AM
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The COVID-19 crisis provides law firms with an opportunity to rethink how to produce and deliver deep specialist knowledge within client relationships. Here are three strategies that firms should consider:
Strategy # 1: Create Shared Situation Awareness and Understanding with Clients
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