Bad Service, Lost Clients: What Restaurants Teach Us About Law Firm Client Service
Are you the restaurant patron who will never give a restaurant a second chance?
Are you the restaurant patron who will never give a restaurant a second chance?
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top when it comes to excellence in client service?
Explore the mindset, cultural shifts, and training strategies that define the AI‑savvy lawyer, revealing why human judgment, standardized competence, and integrated learning—not technology alone—will shape the future of the profession.
Which firms are among the best of the best?
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top when it comes to excellence in client service?
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top?
The more you can do for a client, the more a client will rely on you, making you a more indispensable asset to their business.
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The best customer service lets customers feel empowered, with some control over the process.
It's tax time. What can lawyers learn from accountants about business development and client service?
Make sure you learn how involved clients want to be so you can serve them better.
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Sometimes, to best advise clients, litigators must go beyond the world of litigation.
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Law firms, particularly those that do sophisticated work on behalf of corporate clients, will be bastions of refusal to indulge the desire of millennials for “protection” from the harsh glare of reality.
There is no future where an app on our smartwatches will present an opening statement for us, but adapting to technology -- or failing to adapt to technology -- can certainly affect the level of care you give your clients.
In order to make a good decision about how to handle clients, it is important to assess their actual or potential contribution to the firm’s professional and financial bottom line.