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Lawyers Realize That They Must Impress Clients

by Carolyn Elefant on January 11, 2006 · 1 comment

in Client Relations, Client Service

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Are lawyers rocket scientists or what?  According to these survey results, just released by Robert Half (1/11/06), attorneys identify client service as key to long term career success.
Most of us solo and small firm lawyers have always known that client service counts, because that’s what allows us to compete with large firms.  Even now that the rest of the profession is waking up to our secret, I’m not concerned.  Solos and small firms have been focus ed on client service for so long, that it’s going to take the rest of the profession some time to catch our lead (as GAL’s here and here bear out).

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