Lawyers should look to forms of management that have been tested and proven successful
February 02, 2012 at 11:48 AM
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Lawyers are not “project managers” — they’re lawyers.
That’s not to say that lawyers don’t juggle a thousand tasks every day, diligently supervise the folks that support their practice or carefully manage a diverse portfolio of clients. Indeed, project management is part of doing business as a lawyer, but it is curiously not part of most law school curriculums.
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