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<b>Professional Development Universe: </b>Business Decision: An Investment in Professional Development

By Robert Clayman
October 03, 2005

 

With few exceptions, law firm mission statements espouse a deep and sincere commitment to excellence. The firm's lawyers and staff meet the highest standards of legal acumen: Knowledge, skill and service are unsurpassed at the local, regional or global level. What will distinguish one great firm from the other will be measurable investments of time, money and resources in learning for all, not only the law, dispute resolution skills and client communication, but also leadership, management and personal health.

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