Clients Often Shouldn’t Use Multiple Law Firms For One Matter
Too many cooks ...
Too many cooks ...
The best way to deal is to review the situation from the client’s point of view.
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Small firm attorneys have plenty of time, they just don’t use it well. They let their practices control them, instead of trying to control their practices.