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Career Journal: Professional Management

Law firms have a problem. Their clients compare them with their accountants and consultants ' how they gather and share knowledge, how they set prices, how they manage projects ' and wonder why they lag.

21 minute read May 29, 2012 at 02:09 PM
By
Carrie Mandel
Career Journal: Professional Management

Law firms have a problem. As they merge and grow larger, they need to improve how they serve their clients and how they manage themselves.

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