CBA Practicelink Law Firm Leaders

AujourdĘĽhui
AujourdĘĽhui

Successful transitions: the new managing partner

  • 14 dĂ©cembre 2007
  • Patrick J. McKenna

Can anything really prepare you for those initial days in your new role as managing partner? Just when you feel you’ve reached the peak of your career by building a successful practice, you may realize that you still have some things to learn. You also may face some real challenges settling into your new role.

Selecting a leader: do we know what we want?

  • 13 dĂ©cembre 2007
  • David Maister

If you read many articles or books on the desired qualities of a CEO or a managing partner, you can get very confused. The list of desirable character traits, attitudes, skills, and philosophies seems endless.

Secrets to successful practice groups

  • 12 dĂ©cembre 2007
  • Susan Raridon Lambreth

As firms implemented national or firm-wide practice groups, they discovered that they can attract national and international clients, achieve much greater profitability, create more consistent client service across their firm, increase lawyer retention, and more.

Hiring a senior law firm marketer

  • 06 dĂ©cembre 2007
  • Colleen Albiston

As the chief marketing officer in a big-four accounting firm for many years, I was aware of the challenges related to retention of talent in law firm management – as judged by the number of c.v.s I received from law firm marketers. While turnover in the non-revenue-producing areas of all professional services firms is high, law firm turnover provided the greatest candidate supply.

Uniform Task-Based Management System (UTBMS)

  • 03 septembre 2001

Disponible uniquement en anglais. For the last three years, the American Corporate Counsel Association has sponsored conference sessions dealing with Uniform Task-Based Management Systems (UTBMS) more often referred to as Task-Based Billing.

Quel est l’intérêt des mandats à portée limitée?

  • Carolynne Burkholder-James

Les mandats à portée limitée sont peut‑être une bonne chose pour le client, mais l’avocat gagne-t‑il quelque chose à dégrouper ses services? Et qu’en est‑il de ces mandats-surprises qui indiquent une chose quand vous signez, mais vous amènent soudain à faire une tout autre chose?