
Client Entertainment Expenses Are Worth The Cost
Taking clients to sporting events turned out to be a great idea.
Taking clients to sporting events turned out to be a great idea.
Cost doesn't always equal value.
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It isn't always a bad idea.
Clients really appreciate it when lawyers show up for them during their personal time, and such events can be great networking opportunities for lawyers to originate additional work.
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Asking clients what they want many times over the years -- with close to no exceptions -- has been a total waste of time.
While every client and every case is different, by following these simple steps, you can establish and strengthen your relationship with your client.
Nobody expects to die at the courthouse on the way to a hearing.
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Good legal managers appeal to emotion -- not just facts.
Share your 'cheese' -- your time -- with all of your 'constituents' -- your clients. You won't regret it.
Always remember that you owe a duty to clients to give them advice and follow their decision.
Does information pertaining to the representation of a client always need to be kept confidential?
These suggestions could be akin to the Ten Commandments for handling difficult clients and opposing counsel.