Editor’s note: This article is the first part of a series on getting business in a difficult legal market.
How can a law firm find new clients in a business climate where demand for legal services has dwindled and corporate counsel tend to favor sticking with the outside firms they already use? The answer is probably familiar to anyone who’s ever braved their first day at a new school: Get out there and make friends.
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