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How to 'Pitch' Your Legal Services So That Clients Will 'Catch'

Successful pitches depend on two characteristics ' likability and preparation. But there's more to it than it seems.

8 minute read June 28, 2011 at 11:47 AM
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Janet Ellen Raasch
How to 'Pitch' Your Legal Services So That Clients Will 'Catch'

Congratulations! Thanks to a lot of hard work, you've finally nailed down the opportunity to “pitch” your legal services to a targeted, qualified client. Obviously, you want to make the most of this hard-won opportunity.

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