A few years back a law firm client came to me with a familiar request. “A couple of our lawyers have written an article,” my contact said. “Can you review it and get it published?”.
Of course. This, after all, is the sort of thing we do.
In this Law Firm Management column, Steven Andersen provides some best practices to make the most of publishing opportunities while maximizing efficiency.
February 27, 2019 at 02:45 PM
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A few years back a law firm client came to me with a familiar request. “A couple of our lawyers have written an article,” my contact said. “Can you review it and get it published?”.
Of course. This, after all, is the sort of thing we do.
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