
In-House Leaders Say Lawyers At These Biglaw Firms Are Client Service ‘All-Stars’ (2024)
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 when it comes to excellence in client service?
Which firms -- and which lawyers -- came out on top?
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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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Columnist Gary J. Ross explains how NOT to treat the client.
Don't give your client the wrong impression by falling into any of these behaviors that general counsel consider signs of a lazy lawyer.